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The image contains two graphs: a line graph and a bar graph. The line graph illustrates UK visits abroad and visits to the UK from 1979 to 1999, showing that in 1979 there were approximately 10 million UK residents visiting abroad and around 9 million overseas residents visiting the UK. By 1999, UK visits abroad rose to about 52 million, while overseas visits to the UK increased to roughly 25 million. The bar graph depicts the most popular countries visited by UK residents in 1999, with France leading at around 11 million visitors, followed by Spain with approximately 9 million, the USA with about 4 million, and Greece and Turkey with roughly 3 million and 2 million visitors respectively.
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The line chart illustrates the quantity of trips to and from the UK between 1979 and 1999 whereas the bar chart demonstrates how many UK tourists travel to Turkey, Greece, the USA, Spain and France in 1999.
Overall, it is apparent that the journeys to and from the UK experienced an upward trend. Also noticeable was that the number of UK visitors to France was the highest while the figure for Turkey was the lowest among the five most popular countries in 1999.
Looking at the line graph more closely, one can see that the number of visits abroad by UK residents started at around 13 millions. Afterwards, it increased to 20 millions, and next it soared to 30 millions over the period from 1984 to 1989. Subsequently, it gradually grew to rough 53 millions in 1999.
As regards the most popular countries, France attracted about 11 millions UK visitors, which is 2 millions higher than Spain. Also, the figures for USA and Greece were nearly 4 millions and 3.5 millions while Turkey was approximate 2.5 millions.
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