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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph provides details about tourists going out and coming

in to

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the United Kingdom in two decades starting from 1979,

while

the bar chart compares the five most visited nations by

UK

citizens in 1999, both measured in millions. Looking from an

overall

perspective, both visits abroad by the people in the

UK

and vice versa had increasing trends,

although

the increasing number of

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travellers

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travels

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travellers

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overseas is far more noticeable than international residents who come to the

UK

.

Firstly

, folks from the

UK

who travel abroad kicked off at vaguely above 10

million

in 1979 before rising to almost 20 in the next five years. The figure dramatically jumped to more than double that number in 10 years and continued to climb beyond 50 by the end of the reporting period.

Whereas

, international visitors in the

UK

moderately rose from time to time. The number barely changed in the first five years and only started to double in the first decade. In 1999, there were barely 30

million

foreigners in the

UK

. In 1999, more than 10

million

UK

travellers chose France as their destination, followed by Spain with approximately 9

million

UK

visitors. Afterwards, three other choices had slight gaps between each other, consisting of the USA, Greece, and Turkey, with less than 5

million

visitors for each country.