A glance at the line graph depicts the international travelers coming to the United Kingdom and how many British traveled to other countries between 1979 and 1999. Meanwhile, the bar chart illustrates six common nations which attracted the UK citizens travelling in 1999.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is evident that there were similar upward trends in the figure for visitors to the UK and British coming overseas over the given period. In addition, the UK citizens were the most frequent visitors to France.
In 1979, the number of visitors who came to the United Kingdom was approximately 10 millions, then climbing sharply to 29 millions after 20 years. Additionally, the figure for the UK residents came to other countries was 12 millions in the 1979, and the period from 1984 to 1999 witnessed a potential growth in the counterparts.
Moving to the bar chart, the number of British who traveled to France was the highest at 1999, at nearly 12 millions, which was 3 millions higher than those to Spain. Furthermore, the USA attracted 4 millions of the UK visitors traveling this nation, while the figure for the UK residents came to Greece and Turkey was 3 and 2 millions, respectively.