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The image presents two tables. The first table, "Visits Abroad by UK Residents by Purpose of Visit (1994-98)," lists: for holidays—1994: 15,246; 1995: 14,898; 1996: 17,896; 1997: 19,703; 1998: 20,700; for business—1994: 3,155; 1995: 3,188; 1996: 3,249; 1997: 3,639; 1998: 3,957; for visits to friends and relatives—1994: 2,689; 1995: 2,628; 1996: 2,774; 1997: 3,051; 1998: 3,181; for other reasons—1994: 982; 1995: 1,382; 1996: 1,519; 1997: 1,054; 1998: 990; with total visits—1994: 22,072; 1995: 21,610; 1996: 24,949; 1997: 27,447; 1998: 28,828. The second table, "Destinations of Visits Abroad by UK Residents by Main Region (1994-98)," lists visits to Western Europe—1994: 19,371; 1995: 18,944; 1996: 19,580; 1997: 20,700; 1998: 24,519; to North America—1994: 919; 1995: 914; 1996: 1,167; 1997: 1,188; 1998: 1,823; to other areas—1994: 1,782; 1995: 1,752; 1996: 1,982; 1997: 2,188; 1998: 2,486; with total visits—1994: 22,072; 1995: 21,610; 1996: 24,949; 1997: 24,449; 1998: 28,828.
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The charts show the number of visits abroad made by UK residents between 1994 and 1998 including their purpose if travel and the main region.
Overall, holiday were by far the most common reason for traveling abroad in all five years. The total number of visits also increased continuosly, despite a small fall in 1995. Western Europe was the main destination throughout the period.
In 1994, 15246 visits were made for holidays, while this figure slightly decreased to 14898 in 1995. However, it then rose steadily, reaching 20700 in 1998. Business trips also increased from 3155 to 3957 during the period. Visits to friends and relatives followed a similar pattern, although there was a small decline in 1995. Other reasons stayed fairly stable during the period.
In 1994, Western Europe had 19371 UK residents, however, this number dropped to 18944 in 1995 before increasing significantly to 24519 in 1998. North America also rose from 919 to 1823 during the period. Similarly, other areas increased from 22072 to 28828 in a half decade, despite dropping to 21610 in 1995.
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