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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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This graph reveals information about reasons why visitors came to UK between 1989 and 2009. Some of them came for business, others for holiday and also to meet friends. Over the period each category fluctuated in different trend.
First, we are going to analyse the period between 1989 and 1996. People who came to meet friends had a constant growth started at approximately 3,5 millions visitors in 1989 to almost 5 millions n 1996. A significant increase but not as big as people who came for holiday which knew a peak at 9 millions in 1996. Over this severely increase, millions of people who came for business fluctuated with a down and bounced back at 6 millions in 1996.
After 1996 to 2009, people who came for holiday dramatically plummeted at 6,5 millions in 2004 while the meeting friends area continued growing constantly to reach a peak at 7 millions in 2008. Concerning business visitors, the evolution grew sharply to a peak of 8 millions in 2008. Finally, the holiday area rebounded and grew to 9 millions in 2009, at the highest point of the graph.
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