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The image features a line graph with a y-axis labeled "£ (Billions)" ranging from 0 to 30 in increments of 3, and an x-axis labeled with years from 1993 to 2013 in increments of 5 years. Four categories are represented with different line styles: "Holiday" (solid line) shows an increasing trend starting at approximately £9 billion in 1993, reaching just over £27 billion in 2013; "Business" (dotted line) starts at about £6 billion in 1993, peaks near £9 billion around 1998, drops to approximately £7 billion in 2003, and fluctuates between £7 and £8 billion up until 2013; "Visit friends or relatives" (dash-dotted line) begins at roughly £3 billion in 1993, steadily increases to just over £6 billion in 2008 and slightly declines to just below £6 billion in 2013; "Miscellaneous" (dashed line) starts near £3 billion in 1993, shows a gradual increase to just over £4 billion in 2008, and then dips back down to approximately £4 billion in 2013.
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The line presents, by years, the amount of money spent by UK populations on travel to foreign countries between 1993 and 2013. The majority of money spent by UK citizens went toward holidays. In comparison, Miscellaneous became the least interesting category for UK residents to spend their cash on. Additionally, there is a noticeable increase in both business and visiting friends or relative’s purpose.
Between 1993 and 2007, there were extremely rocketed in holiday purpose from £9 billion to approximately £25 billion. After a modest decline in 2008, it went up once again to around £23 billion in 2013. However, business and visit friends and relative’s reasons show a similar line trend. At the beginning of the time frame, both categories experienced a slow increase from £2 billion and £1 billion to around £5 billion. It then remained at the same level until the end of the period, except for a slight fall in 2009.
At the same time, “miscellaneous” settle at the last place for twenty years in a row. There is a little increase from almost £0 billion in 1993 to roughly £3 billion in 2003. After that, the graph fluctuated to around £2 billion in 2013.
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