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

The line graph illustrates the number of visitors that went abroad from the

UK

and

visits

to the

UK

by foreign

residents

in two decades from 1979 to 1999,

whereas

the bar chart represents which countries

UK

residents

chose to visit more often in 1999. Units are measured in millions of people.

Overall

, the number of

visits

from the

UK

rose dramatically and almost

pentadrupled

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quadrupled

over the period given,

while

visits

to the

UK

increased gradually over two decades. In 1999, the most popular country to visit by the

UK

residents

was France. Regarding the line graph, the number of

visits

abroad by

UK

residents

was roughly 12

million

in 1979 and increased steadily to 20

million

visits

in 1985 and following that, it climbed speedily to over 50

million

in 1999. At the same time,

visits

to the

UK

by overseas

residents

moved upward more slowly. It began at around 10

million

visits

in 1979 and

then

culminated at approximately 25

million

in 1999. In terms of the most popular countries visited by

UK

residents

in 1999, both France and Spain accounted for just over 10

million

and just under 10

million

visitors respectively. The reverse is seen in the USA, Greece, and Turkey as they received just below 5

million

visitors each.

While

the USA accounted for nearly 4

million

visits

, Turkey had about 2.5

million

.