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The image shows a line graph and bar chart. The line graph presents visits to and from the UK from 1979 (all categories started at around 10 million) to 1999: by 1984, visits abroad were approximately 20 million, UK residents' visits to the UK near 15 million, and visits by overseas residents around 10 million; by 1989, the numbers were around 35 million, 20 million, and 15 million, respectively; by 1994, visits abroad reached 45 million, UK residents' visits to the UK around 25 million, and overseas residents visits near 20 million; by 1999, visits abroad were about 55 million, UK residents' visits were around 30 million, and overseas residents approximately 25 million. The bar chart shows popular countries visited by UK residents in 1999: Turkey around 3 million, Greece about 4 million, USA close to 5 million, Spain nearly 10 million, and France around 12 million.
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The graph illustrates the number of visitors who come and leave the UK between 1979 and 1999. The chart shows the most preferation when visiting five different countries in the year 1999.
As can be seen from the graph, both visitors to and from UK have an upward trend over a 20 year-period. Meanwhile in the chart, the UK residents visited France the most but on the contrary Turkey was the least.
As per the line graph, the amount of visiting abroad, it first started with nearly 10 million then peeked over 50 million. Similarly, the figures for visiting Great Britian also started at 10 million and increased gradually to almost 30 million.
France, on the other hand, has the most preferd to visit by the UK residents in 1999 with a total over 10 million people. In contrast, Turkey ended up being the least popular countries with about a half of 5 million people.
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