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The image shows a line graph tracking visitors in millions for three categories - Business, Holiday, and Meeting Friends and Relatives - over five years: 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, and 2009; Business visitors: start at 4m and rise to a peak of 8m in 1999, then fall to 6m by 2009; Holiday visitors: start at 3m, gradually rise to 6m in 1999, then sharply increase to 9m by 2004 and level off; Meeting Friends and Relatives visitors: start at 2m, rise to 3m by 1994, drop to 2m in 1999, then ascend to 4m by 2009; all three categories show a trend of increase over the 20-year period.
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The line chart illustrated the number of tourists who traveled to UK for different kind of reasons from 1989 to 2009.
Overall, the given period time, the number of people form the other countries had been increased.
In 1989, 5 millions visitors who came to UK for doing business, followed by around 6.5 million people for holiday and 3.5 million for greeting with friends and family. The trend of meeting relatives along with business attitude increased drastically to 6 million people and 5 million people in 2009 which was a huge change in ten years.
On the other hand, travellers who came cross for enjoying holidays witnessed to many fluctuations. In 1994, the trend was raised with 9 million overseas which was at top then suddenly decline at around 6.5 millions by the end of 2004 and after that again it’s took place at the top of list with 9 million travellers in 2009.
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