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Band 6+: The given charts represent the percentage of tourists visiting to India and the UK in four different years. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts. The first chart shows the percentage of tourists visiting the UK across four years: 1995 at 42%, 2000 at 32%, 2005 at 14%, and 2010 at 12%. The second chart shows the percentage of tourists visiting India for the same years: 1995 at 20%, 2000 at 35%, 2005 at 32%, and 2010 at 50%.
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The given pie charts illustrate, the people visiting the UK and India in percentage over four different years.

Overall, it is evident that the UK is experiencing a decline in number of tourists over each subsequent year. Contrastingly, the number of tourists visiting India is on rise.

It is noticed that 42% of tourists visited the UK in 1995 but, only 20% of visitors visited India that year. However, UK experienced a sharp decline of 10% subsequent year, and India surpassed the UK with a lead of 3%.

In the 2005, both the UK and India experienced a decline of 18% and 3%, respectively. The UK continued to follow the same trajectory in 2010 reaching at it’s lowest point of only 12%. However, the people visiting India increased dramatically in 2010 reaching a peak of 50%. It is observed that India is gaining popularity among the visitors as a favourable tourist destination.

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