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The image contains two sections: a line graph and two pie charts. The line graph presents money spent in the UK by overseas visitors from 1980 to 2010 in millions: 1980 (6,000), 1985 (7,500), 1990 (8,500), 1995 (9,500), 2000 (11,000), 2005 (12,000), 2010 (9,000). The pie charts depict reasons for visits in 1980 and 2010. In 1980, reasons are holiday 44.1%, business 25.7%, visiting friends 16.7%, other 13.5%. In 2010, reasons are holiday 34.5%, business 22.8%, visiting friends 19.9%, other 9.9%, with an additional 2010 segment for 'other' reasons not stated distinctly.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of money tourists spent in the United Kingdom between 1980 and 2010. At the same time, pie charts show the causes of their trip during thirty years period. Overall, the line fluctuates over the years. In contrast, the holidays are the primary reason for visitors to spend their money in their vacation
However, in 1980, the amount started at 8000 billion euros and decreased slowly after 3 years. In addition, the figure was unstable from 1985 to 1993. furthermore , the number has grown dramatically to 12000 billion euros. In the end, it stable at about 10700 billion in 2010.
On the other hand, there are four sectors to reason for visit. One noticeable feature of the data is holidays are the highest percentage. Also, visiting friends and business sections are increased by 10% and 2%.
While the other is the lowest percentage in both charts.
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