The graph below shows the number of overseas visitors who came to the UK for different purposes between 1989 and 2009. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates the amount of people who visited to UK for

holiday

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holidays

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, business purposes and to visit friends or relatives in the period of 20 years.

Overall

, the number of vacationers who came to the UK to visit friends and relatives steadily

increases

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increased

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while

people who

visits

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visited

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for holiday

trip

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trips

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and business fluctuated wildly. Tourist who spends time with family and friends started the period with approximately 3.5

million

and

this

consistently moved up in value

year

on

year

to reach a peak of around 7

million

in 2004, before plummeting to just above 6

million

by the end of the

surveyed

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period. People who went

for

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on

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holiday began the recorded

year

with an amount of roughly 6.1

million

and

rises

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rose

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to reach the maximum

visitors

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number of visitors

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of around 9.1

million

before decreasing and

finally

reaching

to

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apply

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nearly 9

million

travelers

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travellers

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.

Whereas

for

work related

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visitors was valued at just below 6

million

and declined for the next 3 years with about 4

million

before rising significantly to reach 8

million

and

subsequently

fell in the

year

2009.