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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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In the analysis, two types of graphs are presented. The first graph is a line graph illustrating visits to and from the UK from 1979 to 1999, while the second graph displays the most popular countries visited by UK residents in 1999.
The line graph indicates a significant growth in visits abroad by UK residents compared to visits to the UK by overseas residents over the period. In 1979, both visits abroad by UK residents and visits to the UK by overseas residents started at around 10 million each. By the end of 1999, visits abroad by UK residents had increased to 52 million, whereas visits to the UK by overseas residents only reached 28 million.
Turning to the bar graph, it is evident that France was the most visited country by UK residents in 1999, with approximately 11 million visitors, followed by Spain, the USA, Greece, and finally Turkey.
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