A glance at the diagram illustrates some considerable differences and similarities between the people to a British came from the five national during 20 years period starting from 1989.
It is evident that the figures of visitor came from Europe was higher than the number of the others regions. While the rates of Asia and middle were considerably increase double, and the percentage of North America and Europe witnessed a slightly decrease over 20 years.
The table reveals that the number of Europe has highest at approximately 40 percent; however, there were steadily declined by 13 percent from 1989 to 2009 and the North American had at the same with Europe from 33 percent to only 22 percent through 20 years.
Starting at 8 percent in 1989, A significant upward trend of 9 percent was can seen in the rates of citizens coming from the middle East as compared to the Asia which was slowly climbed from 13 percent in 1989 to 26 percent in 2009. Especially, the proportion of South American was unchanged at 4 percent during 20 years. Regardless of having fluctuated, the percentage of foreign tourists to a British saw a remarkable growth from 362, 000 in 1989 to 731, 455 in 2009
A glance at the diagram illustrates
some
considerable differences and similarities between the
people
to a British came from the five national during 20 years period starting from 1989.
It is evident that the figures of visitor came from Europe was higher than the number of the others regions. While the rates of Asia and middle were
considerably
increase
double, and the percentage of North America and Europe witnessed a
slightly decrease
over 20 years.
The table reveals that the number of Europe has highest at approximately 40
percent
;
however
, there were
steadily
declined by 13
percent
from 1989 to 2009 and the North American had at the same with Europe from 33
percent
to
only
22
percent
through 20 years.
Starting at 8
percent
in 1989, A significant upward trend of 9
percent
was
can
seen
in the rates of citizens coming from the
middle East
as compared to the Asia which was
slowly
climbed from 13
percent
in 1989 to 26
percent
in 2009.
Especially
, the proportion of South American
was unchanged
at 4
percent
during 20 years. Regardless of having fluctuated, the percentage of foreign tourists to a British
saw
a remarkable growth from 362, 000 in 1989 to 731, 455 in 2009