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Band 5+: The chart below gives information about the purpose of visits to five cities in the UK in 2013. Summarise the infonnation by selecting and reporting the main features, and mal

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The image depicts purpose of visits to five UK cities in 2013 with categories: Holiday, Business, Visiting friends or relatives, Miscellaneous. London: 40% Holiday, 50% Business, 25% Visiting friends or relatives, 7% Miscellaneous; Edinburgh: 65% Holiday, 30% Business, 20% Visiting friends or relatives, 3% Miscellaneous; Manchester: 53% Holiday, 25% Business, 13% Visiting friends or relatives, 5% Miscellaneous; Birmingham: 38% Holiday, 40% Business, 35% Visiting friends or relatives, 10% Miscellaneous; Liverpool: 47% Holiday, 26% Business, 36% Visiting friends or relatives, 12% Miscellaneous.
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The graph illustrates data about the touring aims of five different British cities in 2013.

Looking from an overall perspective, it is obvious that a Holiday purpose in Edinburgh reached the peak of visitors’ percentage, while a Miscellaneous depicted the lowest number of tourists.

Regarding Liverpool, all four different tourism purposes of this city were remained at almost the same number. Moreover, the Holiday goal was a slight higher than 30%, and aim (an Instance of seeing close people) was approximately at 27%, at the same time when a Business purpose and Miscellaneous were marginally less than a 20%, which in fact, were 10% less than the Holiday purpose. With respect to London, it is apparent that the Vacation aim of this capital was containing the half of the visitors’ population. In terms of Burmingham, this town’s tourism goals were also about the same number of visitors, when Business was more than a 30%, additionally, the others were less than a 30%, as a matter of fact, the Miscellaneous was less than 20%.

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