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The image shows a line graph with three categories: Business, Holiday, and Meeting Friends and Relatives, from 1989 to 2009, measuring visitors in millions. In 1989, Business starts at 4 million, Holiday at 7 million, Meeting Friends and Relatives at 3 million. By 1994, Business increases to 7 million, Holiday remains at 7 million, Meeting Friends and Relatives rises to 5 million. In 1999, Business peaks at 9 million, Holiday at 8 million, Meeting Friends and Relatives at 6 million. By 2004, Business drops to 5 million, Holiday decreases to 6 million, Meeting Friends and Relatives dips to 5 million. In 2009, Business returns to 9 million, Holiday reaches 8 million, and Meeting Friends and Relatives remains at 6 million.
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The line graph delineates the number of British people, in millions, who went to other nations in different types of vacations from 1989 to 2001.
Overall, it is evident that all trips increased in 2009. Additionally, trips for meeting purpose was the lowest throughout the period.
Regarding the quantity of people going to business and holiday trips, holiday purpose recorded at nearly 6.5 from 1989 to 1994, peaking at 9 in the next five years before dropping significantly to around 6.5 in 2004, it then recovered back to 9 in 2009.
Concerning the remaining categories, the figure for meeting purpose increased from approximately 3.4 to 7 in early 2009. Before that, it converged with business trips, at 4 in 1994. Additionally, people went for business trips documented at 5, initially. After that, it declined by 1 in the end 1989, after which it increased slightly to around 4 in 1994, then rose significantly to approximately 6.5 in 1999. Finally, it finished at 7 after the decreased in the early 2009.
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