The bar chart compares the number of British emigrates to go five different nations in four years.
Overall, Australia stood out as a leading country among others, presenting the highest number of visitors from UK, while the opposite could be told of Canada and Germany, experiencing the slight downward trajectory. Of particular note is that although the other emigration trends recorded the fewer number of tourists who came from UK, lagging distantly behind compared to the former counterparts, these figures witnessed less stable increases the whole span.
Australia consistently contributed the largest share of emigration trends over the period. In 2006, starting at just above 40000 number of individuals from UK, before surging to above 50000 in the final year, the highest figure recorded in the chart. Next came with Canada, the reverse was true for the region, showing dropping. The country welcomed approximately 40000 people in two years (2006-2007), this figure plunged to 30000, which regarded as the second prominent at showing emigration trends the whole period.
In contrast, Germany and USA countries, noted relatively fewer changes. The disparity in the number of emigrates coming from UK between the figure for travelled to Germany and USA, with the former country experienced a stable decrease at a much slower rate to 20000, while that of the latter reporting reversing patterns, slipped from just above 20000 emigrates to 20000, before growing to 25000, after which declining to its initial point.
Regarding Greece, the figure for individuals from British skyrocketed to about 35000, and then plunged to approximately 13000 at the end of the timeframe, the lowest among all five nations.