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Band 8+: 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 the number of UK residents traveling abroad from the UK and overseas residents visiting the UK between 1979 and 1999. The bar chart provides information about how many UK residents traveled to five of the most popular countries in 1999. The units are measured in millions of people.

Overall, there was an increase in the number of visits to and from the UK, and there were more visits abroad by UK residents than visits to the UK by overseas residents over the period given. Furthermore, the most popular country visited by UK residents was France in 1999.

According to the line graph, the number of UK residents visiting overseas began at just under 15 million in 1979 and rose significantly to reach over 50 million in 1999.

Around 10 million overseas residents visited the UK in the first year before climbing steadily to just under 30 million by the final year.

Regarding the bar chart, in 1999, the two most popular countries were France and Spain, visited by 10 million and approximately 9 million UK residents, respectively. The USA and Greece had about 4 million and 3 million visitors. The least popular country visited was Turkey, which had only about 2 million UK residents going there.

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