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Band 6+: The line graph illustrates the number of visitors in millions to a particular region for three different purposes: business, holiday, and meeting friends and relatives over a period from 1989 to 2009.

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The image shows a line graph with visitor numbers in millions from 1989 to 2009 for three purposes: business, holiday, and meeting friends and relatives. In 1989, business: 7 million, holiday: 4 million, meeting friends and relatives: 2 million. In 1994, business: 5 million, holiday: 6 million, meeting friends and relatives: 3 million. In 1999, business: 6 million, holiday: 8 million, meeting friends and relatives: 4 million. In 2004, business: 6.5 million, holiday: 6.5 million, meeting friends and relatives: 4.75 million. In 2009, business: 7.5 million, holiday: 9 million, meeting friends and relatives: 6 million.
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The number of visitors for three different aims: business, holiday and meeting friends over a 20-year period is shown in the picture. Overall, while the quantity of people for business and meeting relatives experiences an upward trend, the number of individuals for holiday demonstrates a fluctuating period.

Starting with upward tendencies, visitors for meeting friends stood at the point of about 3,5 million in 1989. Then, it had a gradual rise of 7 million by the end of the period, slightly falling to 6 million later. The quantity visitors for business amounted to 5 million at the start of the period with a rapid growth to 6 million in roughly 1996. Later, it increased steadily to its highest point of 8 million in 2009.

In terms of an inconsistent trend, the number of attendees for holiday was just over 6 million at the start of the period. After that, it experienced a sharp rise of 9 million around 1996 and then, plunged dramatically to 6,5 million in 2004, before reaching its peak of 9 million again by the end of the period.

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