The provided diagrams depict the number of visitors in millions who travelled to and from the UK, along with the data specifying countries visited by the British people in the year 1999.
Overall, the line chart represented an upward trend over the period, while France and Spain are the most visited coutries by the residents of the UK.
In 1979, the incoming and outgoing of tourists in the UK was around 10 millions, which rose significantly in the following years. After 1984, the number of individuals native to the UK, increased at a much faster pace than visits to it by overseas residents. By 1999, the former figure stood at more than 50 millions, however the latter was almost half of it, at around 25 millions.
Meanwhile, the bar graph clearly expresses France as the most popular destination by the UK tourists, at more than 10 millions, in 1999. This was followed by Spain, while Greece and the USA had relatively lower ratio, less than 5 millions. Lastly, Turkey was explored by the lowest number of people, nearly 2.5 millions.