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The image displays two graphs related to UK travel. The first graph, labeled "Visits to and from the UK," shows an increasing trend from 1979 to 1999 with two lines: visits abroad by UK residents starting at approximately 10 million and reaching nearly 50 million, and visits to the UK by overseas residents starting at under 10 million and reaching about 25 million. The second graph, titled "Most popular countries visited by UK residents 1999," depicts five bars with France at the highest with almost 15 million UK visitors, followed by Spain over 10 million, the USA around 5 million, Greece just under 5 million, and Turkey nearly 2.5 million.
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The chart illustrates the travel history of visit abroad by UK citizens and the overseas citizens visited to UK from 1979 to 1999.
Generally, the British people travelled more than the people travelled to London in comparison. The favorite places for the British were France and Spain.
In 1979, people from the UK travelled to overseas was around 10 million and then grew up nearby 20 million in the middle of 1986 after that it rapidly increases and reached the more than 50 million in 1999. The most frequent destination of UK resident were France and the Spain more than 10 million and less than 10 million respectively.
In contrast, the same numbers of tourist visited to UK in the year 1979 with 10 million. it rose up and throughout the years and in 1999, the tourist visited to UK was about 30 million seems to have 3 times more than 1979.
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