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Band 4+: The first chart below shows the results of a survey which sampled a cross-section of 100,000 people asking if they travelled abroad and why they travelled for the period 1994-98. The second chart shows their destinations over the same period. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below. You should write at least 150 words.

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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 first tebular data demonstrate the conducted surveys of 100,000 people of UK residence and asking them if they were travelled abroad and the purpose of travel in between 1994 to 1998. Moreover, 2nd table illustrates location they prefer to travel over the time period.

Overview, The purpose of visit were seen most in holiday and the trend was increase over the time. People travel for other reason is less compare to other categories and it was slightly incline in middle year and then it was steady as figure in 1994. The 2nd data shows the which part of country they choose for their visit. Most of residence prefer Western Europe for their travel, and less people choose to visit North America. In both data significant drop was seen in all categories and location in 1995.

However, People were visit the most for holiday, in 1994 it figure in 15,246, it was seen bit drop in 1995 and over the time it was increased to 20,700. visitor vist for their business and visit to their family and relative were 3155 and 2,689 in staring year, then it was linnerly incline in 1998 in numbers it was around 4000 and 3200. Moreover, the number of visitor in 1994 is 22,072, it was drop in 1995 after over the time it was rose to almost 29,000 in 1998. Also in location wise drop notice in 1995. 19,371 people prefer to visit Western Europe, 919 visitor vist the North America and almost 1800 people visit other areas. This number rose over the years. Total number of people visited in 1994 were 22,072 and in 1998 figure was reach to 28,828 of total visitor.

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