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Band 5+: The graphs give information about the visits from France and North America for holiday and business.

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The image presents two line graphs showing visits to the UK in millions. The 'Holiday visits to UK' graph displays figures for visitors from France: Jan. to Mar. 0.8, Apr. to June 1.4, July to Sept. 1.5, and Oct. to Dec. 0.9; and from N. America: Jan. to Mar. 0.75, Apr. to June 2.5, July to Sept. 3.0, and Oct. to Dec. 0.7. The 'Business visits to UK' graph shows figures for visitors from France: Jan. to Mar. 0.05, Apr. to June 0.21, July to Sept. 0.1, and Oct. to Dec. 0.21; and from N. America: Jan. to Mar. 0.15, Apr. to June 0.3, July to Sept. 0.2, and Oct. to Dec. 0.31.
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The data illustrates the number of visits made by people from France and North Africa for both holiday and business purposes.

Overall,the demonstration was showed that holiday visits from North Africa were reached a peak compared to France travels.It is clear that business trips from France were lower than from North Africa and the illustrations were changed slightly.

Looking at the details,it can be seen that North American’s visits were sharply increased than France’s trips were almost stayed constant.The graph from North Africa plummeted after reached the peak of this data and come back to its original level-0,75.However, business trips to UK were roughly the same but France’s visits were remained below.The depicts were being rised and fallen similiar.

Over the period between July to September two presentations were dropped to 0.1 point and grow to 0.1 point too.That shows that illustrations fluctuated at the same time but at the end trips from America surpassed.

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The graphs give information about the visits from France and North America for holiday and business.

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The graphs give information about the visits from France and North America for holiday and business.

The line charts illustrate the number of visits to the UK from France and North America for two different purposes, namely holiday and business, measured in millions. Overall, holiday visits generally outnumber business visits. In addition, the figure for North America is generally higher than that of France. Furthermore, the numbers for both categories for […]

The graphs give information about the visits from France and North America for holiday and business.

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The graphs give information about the visits from France and North America for holiday and business.

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The graphs give information about the visits from France and North America for holiday and business.

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