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The image presents data in two sections: a table and a bar graph. The table displays travelers at three UK airports from 1998-2003: Heathrow reports 27.2M in 1998, 32.2M in 1999, 35.0M in 2000, 33.2M in 2001, 45.6M in 2002, 46.3M in 2003; Gatwick reveals 22.2M in 1998, 24.7M in 1999, 25.6M in 2000, 26.4M in 2001, 29.7M in 2002, 30.3M in 2003; Stansted shows 7.5M in 1998, 9.1M in 1999, 10.2M in 2000, 12.8M in 2001, 21.1M in 2002, 23.3M in 2003. The bar graph indicates annual visitors in millions to three museums from 2000-2005: MET (NYC) with 6M in 2000, 6.5M in 2001, 8M in 2002, 8.5M in 2003, 9M in 2004, 9.5M in 2005; Edo-Tokyo showing 1M in 2000, 1.8M in 2001, 1.1M in 2002, 1.3M in 2003, 1.1M in 2004, 1.3M in 2005; National (China) noting 2M in 2000, 2.3M in 2001, 2.5M in 2002, 2.8M in 2003, 3M in 2004, 3.2M in 2005.
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Overall, what stands out from the graph is there were noticeable changes between two museums visitor income, Met New York, National China, while Edo Tokyo saw a dramatic decrease.
Looking at the details, Edo-tokyo had a lot of visitors in the 2000 and 2001but after that it went down markedly. Even though it recovered slightly at the end of 2005. if we look at Met New York, the trend was different. Met New York having remained stable of over three years in a row it remained after 2004.National china has increased gradually over 5 years. At the end of the period china remained as the museum which had over 16 thousand visitors.
By contrast, despite the increase of visitors in Met New York levelled off from 2001to 2003 the figure than increased substantial at the end of 2005.
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