The line graph shows information on the amount of money spent in the UK by foreign visitors between 1980 and 2010, whereas the pie chart describes the purpose of their visit.
Overall, the annual quantity of money used by overseas visitors is approximately 2000 million pounds higher in 2010 than the amount recorded in 1980, in spite of some ups and downs. The UK has also seen an increase in the amount of people that come to visit their acquiantances, as the percentage has increase by roughly 10 percentage points.
Notably, this expenditure amount has seen some considerable increases throughout these years. The biggest change can be located between 1992 and 1996, growing roughly by 3000 million pounds. The lattest increase was recorded between 2002 and 2006, going from 9750 to 11500 million pounds. Unfortunately, some decrease periods have also been recorded, with the last one being experimented as of 2010.
The reason why people come into the UK has seen some small changes. Business visitors and holiday have slightly changed, with the former increasing and the latter decreasing. The most considerable growth can be assigned to people coming to visit friends or relatives, suggesting an increased number of migrants in the UK.