The line gragh 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 chart depicts how many visitors went to the

UK

and the number of

British

people who went abroad between 1979 and 1999.

Moreover

, the bar chart illustrates popular countries by

British

travellers in 1991. The first graph shows in 1979, the figure for visits to the

UK

was around 13

million

,

whereas

the number of

British

residents who went abroad stood lower at 10

million

. From

this

year until 1999, these numbers rose by about 40

million

and approximately 15

million

, respectively. Turning our attention to the second graph, more than 10

million

UK

residents had gone to France which was the most popular country at that time.

In addition

, Spain stood at the second level ( 10

million

),

while

the United States, Greece, and Turkey were ranked as the

third,

fourth, and fifth most visited countries by

UK

residents in 1991, respectively. Each of these countries received fewer than 5

million

British

travellers during that year.