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The image depicts a line graph showing overseas visitors to the USA from 1989 to 2009 categorized by purpose: holiday, business, and meeting friends and relatives in millions. In 1989, holiday visitors were approximately 4 million, business visitors around 3 million, and those meeting friends and relatives about 1 million. By 1994, holiday visitors reached nearly 7 million, business visitors remained around 3 million, and visitors meeting friends and relatives increased slightly above 2 million. In 1999, holiday visitors rose to about 8 million, business visitors increased to 5 million, and those meeting friends and relatives were above 3 million. By 2004, holiday visitors dipped to about 6 million, business visitors climbed to nearly 7 million, and those meeting friends and relatives rose above 3 million. In 2009, holiday and business visitors both approximated 9 million, while visitors meeting friends and relatives were nearly 4 million.
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The line graph depicts the number of tourists who came to visit the USA for 3 main purposes which includes vacation, business and meeting relatives for the year 1989 to 2009.
During the earlier year up to the 90s, holiday purposes dominates the others. In the first 2 years, it was pretty segment but it increases slowly from the year 1991 and reaches its peak in 1996. The number of visitors for the other 2 reasons are relatively similar altough the number of visitors for business is slightly higher by around 2 million in the late 90s.
In the new melinium, they had almost the same number (6 million) of visitors for each purposes. The trend for business and catching up with relatives are increasing rapidly with the same gradient. On the other hand, for leisure purposes, it experience a steep fall (~ 3 million) in the number of visitors from 1997 to 2004, but increase gradually until 2009.
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