The bar charts illustrated the traveling movements in the US between 1999 and 2003. The unit is measured in millions of person trips.
It is evident that there had been a negative correlation between business trips and leisure trips. In comparison to profession purpose, which witnessed a downward trend, there was a drastic rise in the number of person-trips constituted for entertainment
At the entrance of the period, there were approximately 38 million person-trips for business in this nation. Subsequently, professional tours dropped slightly before witnessed a plunge to merely 30 million. Despite the reduction, the Americans had traveled more and end up with 31 million business trips in total.
In terms of leisure, the data was in exceed the former, which was nearly 5 times higher. Starting at 148 million, the number of leisure outings raised slightly by 2 million in 2000 and it underwent a gigantic leap to 160 million after a year. As a result, the figure continues enhanced and peaked at somewhere in the vicinity of 163 million in 2003.
The bar charts illustrated the traveling movements in the US between 1999 and 2003. The unit
is measured
in
millions
of person trips.
It is evident that there had been a
negative
correlation between business trips and leisure trips.
In comparison
to profession purpose, which witnessed a downward trend, there was a drastic rise in the number of person-trips constituted for
entertainment
At the entrance of the period, there were approximately 38
million
person-trips for business in this nation.
Subsequently
, professional tours dropped
slightly
before
witnessed a plunge to
merely
30
million
. Despite the reduction, the Americans had traveled more and
end
up with 31
million
business trips in total.
In terms of leisure, the data was in exceed the former, which was
nearly
5 times higher. Starting at 148
million
, the number of leisure outings raised
slightly
by 2
million
in
2000 and
it underwent a gigantic leap to 160
million
after a year.
As a result
, the figure continues enhanced and peaked at somewhere in the vicinity of 163
million
in 2003.