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The image contains a line graph and bar graph. The line graph depicts visits to/from the UK from 1979-1999: "visits abroad by UK residents" starts at 10 million (1979), reaching 20 million (1984), slightly above 25 million (1989), approximately 30 million (1994), and peaks at about 52 million (1999); "visits to the UK by overseas residents" starts below 10 million in 1979, reaches about 10 million (1984), above 15 million (1989), nearly 20 million (1994), and slightly above 25 million (1999). The bar graph shows "most popular countries visited by UK residents 1999": Turkey under 5 million, Greece about 5 million, USA about 5 million, Spain 10 million, and France slightly below 15 million UK visitors.
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Both charts below depict the number of people, who travel abroad and travel in the UK and the popularity of countries that British chose for a trip: Turkey, Greece, USA, Spain, France. In general, it is clear that the quantity of citizens decided to travel abroad, especially they were attracted by France.
In early 1979, there was no a distinct difference – only about 2 million people apart. Although the number of residents travel at home steadily increase, there was a dramatically rise with people, who travel abroad in the mid 1984; rose from 20 to reached a peak at nearly 60 million.
The most prominent is France with over 10 million of British visited, while Spain was lower approximately 9 million. Beside that, there was three countries had the lowest countries, in which British chose like their destination, including: Turkey, Greece, USA – they just under 3 million. Turkey was the low value, just only one-tenth of the France.
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