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The image presents a graph depicting UK residents' spending in billions of pounds on visits abroad from 1993 to 2013 across four categories: Holiday, Business, Visit Friends or Relatives, and Miscellaneous. In 1993, Holiday spending starts at 9 billion, ends at 23 billion by 2013; Business begins at 3 billion, peaks near 6 billion in 2008, and settles at approximately 5 billion in 2013. Visit Friends or Relatives initiates under 1 billion, reaches close to 5 billion in 2008, and stabilizes slightly below 5 billion in 2013. Miscellaneous starts just over 1 billion, briefly peaks above 3 billion in 2008, and concludes around 2 billion in 2013.
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The graph illustrates the amount of money spend by UK citizens on travelling abroad from 1993 to 2013.
Overall, there are 4 sectors of expenditure holiday, business, visit friends or relatives and miscellaneous. It is clear that the trend which gained the most money spend on throughout the whole timeline is holiday, and the least is miscellaneous.
It is represanted that the trend which was rising throughout the timeline was holiday, however, it crushed in the year of 2008 resulting in a downfall of 4 billions. Despite that, the trend regained the rising trend after 2008. There is also a trend which represented a quite stable dynamic rysing constanty and that is the category of visiting friends or family. There are also one such as business, the expenditure of which was rising quietly throughout the timeline.
Despite of unstable trends, there is also one which remained quite stable during the period and that is miscellaneous.
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