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The image contains two graphs related to spending by overseas visitors in the UK and reasons for visit in two different years, 1980 and 2010. The first graph, titled "Money spent in the UK by overseas visitors," shows the money spent in millions from 1980 to 2010. The spending starts at around 6,500 million in 1980, reaches approximately 7,500 million in 1985, dips slightly in 1990, jumps to 10,500 million in 1995, fluctuates between 10,000 and 10,500 million from 2000 to 2005, and peaks at around 12,000 million in 2010. The second graph, titled "Reasons for visit," presents pie charts for 1980 and 2010. In 1980, the reasons for visit are distributed as follows: Holidays 41.1%, Business 20.7%, Visiting Friends or Relatives 18.7%, and Other 19.5%. In 2010, the distribution changes to: Holidays 30.1%, Business 22.8%, Visiting Friends or Relatives 28.2%, and Other 19.9%.
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The line graph shows the amount of money the UK foreign visitors spent over a 30-year period unite measured in millions pound sterling and the pie charts show the percentage of reasons for visits divided into four categories holiday,business,visiting friends and relatives and other between two years.
Overall, the line graph shows an increase in the amount spent between 1980 and 2010. However, we can clearly see in the pie chart that the proportions of spending have mildly changed.
In the line graph the amount spent in 1980 was little over 7,500 million pounds sterling.While it kept fluctuating over the years it increased gradually reaching its highest point in 1996 at 12,000 million pound sterling and by 2010 it had a mild drop to 10,500 million pound sterling.
While the pie chart shows in 1980 the majority of causes it visit was for holiday at 44.1% and business at 20 .7%, Visiting friends and relatives and other accounts for only the third of courses to visit at 18.7% and 16.6% respectively, This has however slightly changed in 2010 although holiday is still the number one reason to visit percentage has decreased by about 5% as well as other causes to visit . other categories has increased.
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