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The chart below shows the number of visitor arriving in a particular country for a short trip, and the number of residents leaving that country for a short trip, from 2009 to 2011.

The chart below shows the number of visitor arriving in a particular country for a short trip, and the number of residents leaving that country for a short trip, from 2009 to 2011. g5x0d
The line graph shows the number of people in a particular country arriving and departing on a short trip between 2009 and 2011. At first glance, it can clearly be seen that the Census of resident individuals who left the country was greater than the tourists who came and the lines of the chart did not intersect at all during the specified period. According to the graph, both resident and tourist traveler’s number increased gradually and approximately at the same rate from 10-10-2009 to 10-10-2010. The number of resident departure started at 550000 trippers in October 2009 and raised to 605000 trippers in October 2010. While in the same period, the visitor arrival number started at 490000 tourists and raised to peak at 525000 tourists in October 2010. After October 2010, the resident departures number continues to increase dramatically and arrived at 650000 trippers in June 2011, While, for one reason or another the number of arriving visitors dropped slowly and reach 495000 tourists in June 2011. To sum up, the number of residents, who leave the country for short trips were higher than tourists and visitors number fluctuated over the period and reaching a peak of 525 thousand tourists in October 2010.
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in a particular country arriving and departing on a short trip between 2009 and 2011. At
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that the Census of
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resident
individuals who
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the country was greater than the
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tourists
who came and the lines of the chart did not intersect at all during the specified period.

According to the graph, both
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resident
and
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traveler’s
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increased
gradually
and approximately at the same rate from 10-10-2009 to 10-10-2010. The
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number
of
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departure
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at 550000 trippers in October 2009 and raised to 605000 trippers in October 2010. While in the same period, the visitor arrival
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tourists
and raised to peak at 525000
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tourists
in October 2010. After October 2010, the
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resident
departures
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continues to increase
dramatically
and arrived at 650000 trippers in June 2011, While, for one reason or another the
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of arriving visitors dropped
slowly
and reach 495000
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tourists
in June 2011.

To sum up, the
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the country for short trips were higher than
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and visitors
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fluctuated over the period and reaching a peak of 525 thousand
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tourists
in October 2010.
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IELTS academic The chart below shows the number of visitor arriving in a particular country for a short trip, and the number of residents leaving that country for a short trip, from 2009 to 2011.

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