These charts above show data about the purpose and travel destination of people from the UK who traveled abroad over the period of 1994 to 1998.
Overall, what can be noted from the data is that most of the time, the number of travelers showed upward trends except in 1995 when the figures were dropping slightly. Another thing is, Western Europe was the most favorite destination throughout the whole period.
Looking into details, in 1994, the number of people who went abroad for vacation purposes reached the highest figure with a total of 15. 246 people. Bussines and visits to friends purposes were following with total numbers 3. 155 and 2. 689 respectively. Other purposes were the least with 982. Despite most of the numbers were declining in 1995, the number of people who went abroad for business purposes rose to 3. 188. Holiday, visit friends and other reasons figures dipped to 14. 898, 2. 628 and 896 respectively. In the next years until 1998, all of the numbers increased except for other purposes. Holiday purposes numbers, which is the highest amongst all, rocketed to 17. 896 in 1996, 19. 703 in 1997 and reached 20. 700 by 1998. Following this, Business purposes reached the second overall highest number with numbers 3. 249, 3. 639 and 3. 957 each year from 1996 respectively whereas visits to friend purposes were third with numbers 2. 774, 3. 051 and 3. 181. Other purposes numbers were the least from 1996 to 1998 period with 1. 030, 1. 054 and 990 respectively.
In regards to the travel destination, Most people chose Western Europe as their travel destination in 1994 while North America and other areas following respectively. These rank would be the same until 1998. However, the numbers of people who chose Western Europe would have been soared over the whole period except in 1995 where it would have slightly dipped to just under 170. 000. The numbers who chose North America and other areas leveled off throughout the whole time with negligible increase in 1997 and 1998.
These charts above
show
data about the
purpose
and travel
destination
of
people
from the UK
who
traveled abroad over the period of 1994 to 1998.
Overall
, what can
be noted
from the data is that most of the time, the
number
of travelers
showed
upward trends except in 1995 when the figures were dropping
slightly
. Another thing is, Western Europe was the most favorite
destination
throughout the whole period.
Looking into
details
, in 1994, the
number
of
people
who
went abroad for vacation
purposes
reached the highest figure with a total of 15. 246
people
.
Bussines
and visits to
friends
purposes
were following with total
numbers
3. 155 and 2. 689
respectively
.
Other
purposes
were the least with 982. Despite most of the
numbers
were declining in 1995, the
number
of
people
who
went abroad for business
purposes
rose to 3. 188. Holiday, visit friends and
other
reasons figures dipped to 14. 898, 2. 628 and 896
respectively
. In the
next
years until 1998,
all of the
numbers
increased
except for
other
purposes
. Holiday
purposes
numbers
, which is the highest amongst all, rocketed to 17. 896 in 1996, 19. 703 in 1997 and reached 20. 700 by 1998. Following this, Business
purposes
reached the second
overall
highest
number
with
numbers
3. 249, 3. 639 and 3. 957 each year from 1996
respectively
whereas visits to friend
purposes
were third with
numbers
2. 774, 3. 051 and 3. 181.
Other
purposes
numbers
were the least from 1996 to 1998 period with 1. 030, 1. 054 and 990
respectively
.
In regards to
the travel
destination
, Most
people
chose Western Europe as their travel
destination
in 1994 while North America and
other
areas following
respectively
. These rank would be the same until 1998.
However
, the
numbers
of
people
who
chose Western Europe would have
been soared
over the whole period except in 1995 where it would have
slightly
dipped to
just
under 170. 000. The
numbers
who
chose North America and
other
areas leveled off throughout the whole time with negligible increase in 1997 and 1998.