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The image contains two graphs: one line graph and one bar chart. The line graph, titled "Visit to and from the UK," displays data from 1979 to 1999 with three lines representing "visits abroad by residents" which increases from about 10 million to approximately 55 million, "visits to the UK by overseas residents" increasing from roughly 10 million to about 28 million, and a third line not fully labeled starting at about 5 million and ending near 28 million. The bar chart, titled "Most popular countries visited by UK residents 1999," shows France with just over 10 million visitors, Spain approximately 8.5 million, USA around 4 million, Greece just under 3 million, and Turkey close to 2.5 million.
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The line graph illustrates how many people travelled to and from the UK between 1979 and 1999, and the bar chart shows which countries were most popular for UK travelers in 1999.
Overall, it can be seen that both types of travel increased over the period. However, UK residents going abroad grew much faster than people coming to the UK. In 1999, France was the top destination.
Looking at the line graph, in 1979, about 12 million UK residents went abroad. This number rose a lot and reached 52 million in 1999. For overseas visitors coming to the UK, the number started at 10 million and went up to 27 million. The difference between these two groups became much bigger after 1985.
The bar chart shows that France was the most popular country with over 10 million visitors. Spain was second with 9 million. Other countries like the USA, Greece, and Turkey were less popular. Turkey was the least visited, with only about 2 million people going there.
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