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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 line chart depicts the number of Uk residents spend moneys on visiting aboard for Holiday, Business, visiting friends, and Miscellaneous during 1993 to 2013.
Overall, four of the factors that affect residents payment have significant difference in terms of number during 1993 to 2013.
To start off, The number of Holiday growth from just 9 pounds to a peak around 26 pounds. After that, the costs of Holiday was plunging from around 26 pounds to just above 21 pounds, before rebounding into the future.
In contrast, The other three reasons for residents to pay for visiting aboard the UK was showned that it mostly not the reason why they are visiting. By comparison, the reason of residents pay for aboard the UK isVisiting friends and Miscellaneous has shown, it is only a slight difference between them. As for, the amount payment for Business still rising above Visiting friends and Miscellaneous.
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