The line graph demonstrates the numbers of arrivals to and from the United Kingdoms measured in million, while the bar chart displays country that is the most prevalent to travel by inhabitants in England.
Overall, in the first graph, both the numbers of tourists visited the Great Britain and the times that people in this country traveled oversea experienced an upward trend. Nonetheless, most of Englishmen liked coming to France, while Turkey was the least popular destination.
At the first time of the period, both of the in and out trips accounted for a very poor proportion. About 13 millions of abroad holidays was taken by English people and only 10 millions people chose England for vacation. But in the 1980s, they rose significantly. For example, in 1989, it reach over 30 millions, triple times as large as in 1979. Next, the two lines continued climbing up until the end and peaked at approximately 50 millions for the upper one and nearly 30 for the lower one in 1999.
By far the most popular countries to visit in 1999 were France around 11 million visitors, followed by Spain at 9 million. The USA, Greece, and Turkey were far less popular at around 4, 3 and 2 million visitors respectively. 
The line graph demonstrates the numbers of arrivals to and from the United Kingdoms measured in  
million
, while the bar chart displays country  
that is
 the most prevalent to travel by inhabitants in England. 
Overall
, in the  
first
 graph, both the numbers of tourists visited the Great Britain and the times that  
people
 in this country traveled oversea experienced an upward trend. Nonetheless,  
most of Englishmen
 liked coming to France, while Turkey was the least popular destination.
At the  
first
 time of the period, both of the in and out trips accounted for a  
very
 poor proportion. About 13  
millions
 of abroad holidays  
was taken
 by English  
people
 and  
only
 10  
millions
  people
 chose England for vacation.  
But
 in the 1980s, they rose  
significantly
.  
For example
, in 1989, it  
reach
 over 30  
millions
, triple times as large as in 1979.  
Next
, the two lines continued climbing up until the  
end
 and peaked at approximately 50  
millions
 for the upper one and  
nearly
 30 for the lower one in 1999.
By far the most popular countries to visit in 1999 were France around 11  
million
 visitors, followed by Spain at 9  
million
. The USA, Greece, and Turkey were far less popular at around 4, 3 and 2  
million
 visitors  
respectively
.