The given line chart examines data about the number of annual visits of France and North America to the UK for holiday and business in the given timeframe. From an overall perspective, business visits followed almost an identical trajectory in question. Of particular note are holiday visits from North America, which topped out; whereas, France saw slight growth before returning to its initial position.
Starting with holiday travels to UK, North America mark an impressive 3 at the midpoint of the period. Albeit with topping out, it returned its initial position, with it comprising under 1 in December. Looking at the figure for France, it went through gradual increase from approximately 0.98 to 2 until July, before going back to its initial form in the end of the period.
As far as work-related trips are concerned, both countries carried almost a similar trend, exhibiting fluctuations. In comparison, North America was higher than that of France, they accounted from 0.15 to 0.25 and 0.05 to 0.1, respectively in question. The peak of roughly 0.35 was led with the former country in October, after declining to 0.2 from 0.3 between May and August. Similarly, the latter one reached its maximum twice at 0.2 in May and in October.