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Band 5+: The chart below shows the top ten countries with the highest spending on travel in 2014. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a horizontal bar chart measuring in billion USD; China at approximately 120, United States around 100, Germany at 80, United Kingdom slightly above 60, Singapore slightly below 40, South Korea around 30, Hong Kong around 20, India approximately 10, Malaysia slightly above 5, and Taiwan at 5.
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The given chart provides information related to the ten highest spending on travel countries during the year 2014.

Overall, the four leading countries in the board are respectively China, United States, Germany and United Kingdom, with considerable ratios to the other six nations.

Leading the chart is China with the spending of 109 billions USD, followed closely by The United States and Germany with a same figure of roughly 84. The United Kingdom, in the fourth place, has the total spending of 53.7 billions USD on travel, having ratio of more than 50 billions compared to China.

Among the lower spending coutries, Singapore has the highest number of 24.3 billions. Both South Korea and Hong Kong also have an identical spending of precisely 20 billions USD. In the seventh place is India, spending just over 15.1 billions of USD, followed by Malaysia at 14 billions. Taiwan has the lowest spending of the chart with just merely 12.9 billions, almost ten times lower than China’s.

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