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Band 5+: The charts below give information about travel to and from the UK, and about the most popular countries for UK residents to visit.

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The image consists of two graphs: the top graph shows "Visits to and from the UK," with the blue line representing "visits abroad by UK residents" and the red line representing "visits to the UK by overseas residents," with data from 1979 (approximately 10 million UK residents going abroad and 8 million overseas residents visiting the UK) to 1999 (nearly 60 million UK residents going abroad and just under 30 million overseas residents visiting the UK); the bottom graph displays "Most popular countries visited by UK residents 1999," with five horizontal bars indicating the number of millions of UK visitors to each country, with France at approximately 11 million, Spain at about 9 million, the USA at around 4 million, Greece just over 2 million, and Turkey close to 2 million.
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Given are two figures which provide data concerning traveling. The first chart illustrates the trend of UK’s citizens who prefer travel abroad and the number of travelers who UK is their destination. However, the second bar graph depicts the most favored countries which UK’s step in.

It is apparent from the line chart that in the first year of investigation, both travelers’ numbers were similar which were nearly 10 million of visitors. meanwhile, from approximately 1986 onwards, travelling rate saw a substantial climb in both situations. While the tourists from UK to other countries numbers experienced higher percentage than visitors’ who were motivated to visit UK in 1999. which were upper than 53 percent and nearly 28 percent respectively.

According to the second figure, Despite, France was the most favored place for Brits. Which nearly 12 million people prefer to visit there in 1999. Turkey witnessed the lowest number of visitors.

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