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The image displays a table with columns titled Year, Number of visits (millions), Spend (pound billions), Average Spend per Visits, and Average Nights per Visits covering years 2003 to 2008. Data reads as follows: 2003 has 24.715 million visits, £11.855 billion spend, £475 average spend per visit, 8.2 average nights per visit; 2004 shows 27.755 million visits, £13.047 billion spend, £466 average spend per visit, 8.2 average nights; 2005 lists 29.971 million visits, £14.248 billion spend, £471 average spend, 8.3 nights; 2006 counts 32.713 million visits, £16.002 billion spend, £486 average spend, 8.4 nights; 2007 records 32.778 million visits, £15.960 billion spend, £487 average spend, 7.7 nights; 2008 notes 31.88 million visits, £16.323 billion spend, £511 average spend, 7.7 nights.
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The chart illustrates how many tourists in UK and their average expenditure between 2003 and 2008. Overall, both nights spent and the visitors generally decreased, only the spending (includes average spend) witness a slightly increase.
In the period of 2003 to 2007, all of the trends keeping rising slowly. In the number of visitors, raised from 24.715 million in 2003 and peaked in 2006 with 32.713 million, meanwhile, 16 billion and 486 pound in spend and average expenditure respectively, also 8.4 nights for each visitor at the end of 2006, which highlighted improvement in the UK tourism.
However, the trends of spending and average nights encountered a slight drop in 2007, fall 0.042 billion and 1.7 nights respectively, to compare with the UK tourists and the average spend keep a stable raising. Nevertheless, in 2008 the trend of visitor fell to 31.88 million, while the other trends increased again, showing the flucution of the UK.
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