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The image presents two tables regarding visits abroad by UK residents from 1994 to 1998. The first table, "VISITS ABROAD BY UK RESIDENTS BY PURPOSE OF VISIT (1994-98)", details visits for 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, and 1998 respectively: Holiday (15,246, 14,898, 17,896, 19,703, 20,700), Business (3,155, 3,188, 3,249, 3,639, 3,957), Visits to friends and relatives (2,689, 2,628, 2,774, 3,051, 3,181), and Other reasons (982, 896, 1,030, 1,054, 990), with total visits per year being 22,072, 21,610, 24,949, 27,447, and 28,828. The second table, "DESTINATIONS OF VISITS ABROAD BY UK RESIDENTS BY MAIN REGION (1994-98)", provides a regional breakdown for the same years: Western Europe (19,371, 18,944, 21,877, 23,661, 24,519), North America (919, 914, 1,167, 1,559, 1,823), and Other areas (1,782, 1,752, 1,905, 2,227, 2,486), with the same corresponding total visits per year.
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The two tables illustrate the number of UK residents who traveled abroad between 1994 to 1998. These are divided into two categories: the first table categorizes visits by purpose, while the second outlines destinations by region. The unit is measured in number.
In 1994, in terms of holiday trips, it rose from 15,246 in 1994 to 20,700 in 1998, making up the majority of each year. Followed by business travel, which saw a gradual increase, from 3,455 to 3,857. Visits to friends and relatives rose steadily from 2,689 to 3,181. While other reasons fluctuated slightly but under 1000.
On the other hand, Western Europe dominated throughout the period, starting from 19,371 in 1994 to 24,519 in 1998. Visits to North America showed almost double. Meanwhile, other areas also increased but remained relatively lower, with 1,782 to 2,486.
Overall, the total number of people from the United Kingdom who took overseas trips increased gradually over a five-year period. Holidays were a common reason for travel. While Western Europe was the most preferable destination.
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