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Band 5+: The graph gives information about the number of yearly visits from France and North America for holiday and business. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image includes two line graphs showing the number of yearly visits to the UK from France and North America for holiday and business purposes. The first graph (Holiday visits to UK - million) shows visits from France starting at 0.5 (Jan), peaking at 3.5 (Jul), and ending at around 0.2 (Dec); North America figures starting at about 0.3 (Jan), peaking at 0.4 (Jul), and finishing at about 0.1 (Dec). The second graph (Business visits to UK - million) shows visits from France starting at around 0.1 (Jan), peaking near 0.3 (Jun), and ending at around 0.2 (Dec); North America figures starting at 0.2 (Jan), peaking around 0.2 (Jun), and falling below 0.1 towards year-end (Dec).
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The graph illustrates information about the rate of UK visitors who come from France and North America yearly for holidays and business. It is also clear that, from North America most people visit to United States for both work and rest however, the number of French tourists , in each graph shows the lower numbers than North American visitors between January and December .

Firstly, North America commenced from 0.7 million on January , has experienced sharply increase from 0.7 million to 3 million in 7 months until July. But from July it decreased intensely from 3 million to 0.7 million , turned to previous level of visitors who come to holiday. On the business graph North American tourists has experienced fluctuation in a year. On January the number of visitors was 0.15 million rose to 0.3 million on May , went down 0.2 million on August and grew to 0.35 mln (million) , ended up to 0.25 mln.

Secondly, France started from a million on January and went up slightly to 1.5 mln on July however on a month December it turned to recent level 1 mln for holiday. On business the rate of French visitors fluctuated in one year in different months, from 0.25 mln rose to 0.2 mln during 5 months. However, from May till August decreased from 0.2 mln to 0.1 mln . this experience occurred again and finished to 0.1 million on December.

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