The line graph shows the percentage of package holidays taken by UK residents to different destinations from 1993 to 2007. Overall, it is clear that, except for Europe and North America, all other destinations were more popular for package holidays among UK residents.
In 1993, approximately 35% of UK residents took package holidays to North America. In comparison, Europe and all other destinations had higher proportions, at 55% and 56%, respectively. The proportion of visitors to all other destinations (excluding Europe and North America) increased slightly from 56% to 61% between 1993 and 2007.Similarly, Europe received 55% of visitors in 1993, but this proportion gradually decreased to 52% in 1997. However, after a slight increase in the proportion of travelers to Europe in 1999, it saw a significant decrease to 40% by 2007.
Visitors from the UK to North America experienced significant fluctuations. These figures were 35% at the beginning of the period and dropped to 32% by 2007. The proportion of UK package holiday travelers to all other countries remained relatively stable, at 56% and 57% throughout the period.