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Band 4+: The line graph shows visits to and from the UK from 1979 to 1999, and the bar graph shows the most popular countries visited by UK residents in 1999.

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The image shows two charts: the first one represents visits to and from the UK, with visits abroad by UK residents increasing from around 15 million in 1979 to close to 60 million in 1999, visits to the UK by overseas residents growing from around 10 million to just under 30 million in the same period. The second chart shows the most popular countries visited by UK residents in 1999, with France receiving around 12 million visitors, Spain around 9 million, USA 4 million, Greece 3 million, and Turkey just over 2 million.
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The line graph illustrates visits to and back from the UK between 1979-1999. Also, the bar graph demonstrates the most famous places like Turkey,Greece,USA,Spain,France traveled by UK residents in 1999.

Overall, the number of local citizens from the UK who traveled around the world and tourists who came to the UK consist of approximately between 10 and 55 million. In addition, the number of visitors from the UK to Europe , USA, and Turkey showed in statistics a little bit more than 10 million and the most popular place was France.

The number of UK residents who went to the outland from 1979 to 1986 rose by 10 million. At the same time, the amount of tourists who came to the UK increased slowly to 3 million. After 1986 the number of travelers in the UK had significantly increased to 20 million, while the data of visitors abroad by UK civilization skyrocketed to 30 million.To summarize,the difference between the number of people who came to the UK and got far from there is 25 million.

Among the countries which were the most popular for the UK citizens, Turkey had 2.5 million tourists and as a consequence was less visited among travelers.The number of visitors in Greece, Turkey and the USA had a small difference of 1 million, however there was a huge divergence of 6 million between the amount of tourists in Spain and the USA. In the end, the number of travelers in France was about 11 million which shows approximately 2 million higher results than Spain by making it the most famous country to visit by britains.

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