The line graph shows visits to and from the UK from 1979 to 1999, and the bar graph shows the most popular countries visited by UK residents in 1999.

The line graph demonstrates the number of UK inhabitants going abroad and overseas homeowners visiting the United Kingdom during the year 1979-1999,

whereas

, the bar graph depicts how many UK residents travelled to the five most well-known countries in 1999. Units are measured in millions of people

Overall

, the total percentage of visitors travelling trend soared significantly throughout all years, whilst a vast majority of London tourists travelling to Spain and France and other national interests were least popular. Units are measured in millions of people Looking into the line chart, in the commencing year (1979), the number of UK citizens preferred to travel most until 1984 with 10

million

to 20,000

million

. In the details, next four decades, a large number population grew continuously and touched a high of approximately 50, 000

million

people.

Likewise

, a similar trend with some fluctuations, rising from a significant proportion (roughly 8

million

) to 19,000 populations. In 1999, Spain and France’s countries attracted more than the rest nations with around 8 and 12

million

correspondingly. The rest of the countries were least popular, followed by Turkey, Greece and the USA. (around 3 – 4

million

).