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.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The line graph illustrates the number of visitors from to the UK in the timeframe between 1979 and 1999 measured in millions; meanwhile, the bar chart gives information about 5 countries most visited by UK tourists. In general, in the first graph, the amount of UK residents visiting other countries was far higher than that of visitors to UK. Moreover, in the second graph, France was the most popular country of UK tourists among Turkey, Greece, USA, Spain, and France.
In detail, the number of visitors from UK and to UK increased throughout the timescale. However, while the amount of UK residents traveling abroad rose dramatically, from over 10 millions in 1979 to eventually peaked at over 50 millions in 1999, oversea UK visitors' one increased more gradually from 10 millions in 1979 to about 28 millions in 1999.
The second chart indicates that France was the most popular country of UK residents with over 10 millions visitors from UK in 1999, followed by Spain with approximately 9 millions tourists. Among three other countries, Turkey was the country which was not UK people's favourite choice with merely around 2 millions UK travelers, nearly 1 million less than those taking tour to Greece and 2 millions less than those to USA.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The line graph illustrates the number of visitors from to the UK in the timeframe between 1979 and 1999 measured in millions; meanwhile, the bar chart gives information about 5 countries most visited by UK tourists. In general, in the first graph, the amount of UK residents visiting other countries was far higher than that of visitors to UK. Moreover, in the second graph, France was the most popular country of UK tourists among Turkey, Greece, USA, Spain, and France.
In detail, the number of visitors from UK and to UK increased throughout the timescale. However, while the amount of UK residents traveling abroad rose dramatically, from over 10 millions in 1979 to eventually peaked at over 50 millions in 1999, oversea UK visitors' one increased more gradually from 10 millions in 1979 to about 28 millions in 1999.
The second chart indicates that France was the most popular country of UK residents with over 10 millions visitors from UK in 1999, followed by Spain with approximately 9 millions tourists. Among three other countries, Turkey was the country which was not UK people's favourite choice with merely around 2 millions UK travelers, nearly 1 million less than those taking tour to Greece and 2 millions less than those to USA.
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