The charts demonstrate the quantity of visits to and from the UK in the period from 1979 to 1999 and the most popular nations visited by Uk residents in 1999.
In general, the quantity of visits to and from the UK was revealed the uptick. For instance, UK visits to other countries registered a gradual growth from around 10 million in 1979 to precisely 20 million in about 1985, followed by a rapid growth to the highest point ofapproximately 51 million in 1999.
Like wise, visits to the UK indicated on upward trend, but its speed was slower, after a marginal growth of roughly 2 million for the first six years, visits to the UK registered a faster growth to a high of approximately 30 million in 1999. As can be seen from the bar chart, france and spain were the most prevalent nations of the UK whereas other nations, on average magnetized less than 5 millon of each.
A striking feature is that after about 1985, visits to and from the UK began to show a more significant upward trend. 
The charts demonstrate the quantity of  
visits
 to and from the UK in the period from 1979 to 1999 and the most popular nations visited by  
Uk
 residents in 1999. 
In general
, the quantity of  
visits
 to and from the UK  
was revealed
 the uptick.  
For instance
, UK  
visits
 to other countries registered a gradual  
growth
 from around 10  
million
 in 1979 to  
precisely
 20  
million
 in about 1985, followed by a rapid  
growth
 to the highest point  
ofapproximately
 51  
million
 in 1999.
Like wise,  
visits
 to the UK indicated on upward trend,  
but
 its speed was slower, after a marginal  
growth
 of roughly 2  
million
 for the  
first
 six years,  
visits
 to the UK registered a faster  
growth
 to a high of approximately 30  
million
 in 1999. As can be  
seen
 from the bar chart,  
france
 and  
spain
 were the most prevalent nations of the UK whereas other nations, on average magnetized less than 5  
millon
 of each.
A striking feature is that after about 1985,  
visits
 to and from the UK began to  
show
 a more significant upward trend.