Band 6+: the graph below shows the millions which were spent by four states, Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph depicts tourist expenditure of four countries: the United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Germany during 1980 to 1992.

Overview, the graph illustrates that the spending of the UK and France’s rate achieved a milestone, while there was a decrease concerning of Spain and Germany.

In 1980, the spending tourist rates of the UK and France were approximately 55% and 20%, respectively. France’s rate rapidly surged throughout the periods, surpassing Germany’s rate in 1994 and Spain in 1986. It reached to almost 80% in 1992. Meanwhile, the UK’s rate gradually increased, with exceeding Spain in 1992 and continued surge to 80% in the end of the time.

Another noticeable feature in the early 1980 is the percentage of Germany starting on nearly 50%, and plateaued for two years. Then, it experienced a peak more than 60% by 1990. Germany’s rate, however, declined to 40% at the end of the time frame. Moreover, Spain’s rate considered the highest among the states. Then it faced a downturn steadily until 1990 at around 50%, and had a 10% rebound in 1992.