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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 table chart illustrates the results of a survey which sampled a cross section of UK residents on the purpose of visit from 1994 to 1998, while second chart represents the information about their destinations of visiting over the same period.
Overall, it can be seen that majority of UK citizens reason to travel is holiday and business. While, the noticeable feature is that Western Europe accounts highest number of individuals for destination, whereas North America had lowest number in same period.
According to chart, the figures of holiday had significantly increased from 15,246 to 20,700 over the period, as purpose of visit. Similarly, for business and visits to friends and relatives had steadily surge to 3,957 and 3,181, respectively. For other reasons, the numbers of visit were fluctuating between 1994 and 1998, which led up to 990. However, the maximum amount of visits came in 1998 about 28, 828, compared to 1995 which recorded least number, about 21, 610 in that same period.
Regarding destinations, the number for Western Europe had rapidly grown which implies to 24,519 over the period. Furthermore, North America as main region slightly risen the figures from 919 to 1,823 from 1994 to 1998. Meanwhile, other areas as visiting region had dramatic growth over year, which ended to 2,486.
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