The given line graph illustrates the number of residents going to and from the UK from the year 1979 to 1999 whereas the bar graph tells about the most popular countries visited by residents of the UK in 1999. In the line graph the number of UK residents making visits abroad and the number of overseas residents visiting the UK are represented by a black thin line and a grey broad line respectively. The number of people are counted in millions.
In the year 1999, France was the most popular country visited and Turkey was the least popular country visited by the UK citizens. Furthermore, Spain had around 9 million visitors, France had more than 10 million visitors and Turkey, Greece and USA had less than 5 million visitors.
According to the line graph given we can infer that citizens of the UK travelling abroad were more than the overseas residents travelling to the UK. Initially there were only about 10 million UK residents travelling abroad but by 1999 there were more than 50 million people travelling abroad. Similarly, the number of people visiting the UK in 1979 were only 10 million. However, by 1999 the number of foreigners significantly rose to approximately 30 million.
The
given
line
graph
illustrates the
number
of
residents
going to and from the UK from the year 1979 to 1999 whereas the bar
graph
tells
about the most popular countries visited by
residents
of the UK in 1999. In the
line
graph
the
number
of UK
residents
making visits
abroad
and the
number
of overseas
residents
visiting the UK
are represented
by a black thin
line
and a
grey
broad
line
respectively
. The
number
of
people
are
counted in millions.
In the year 1999, France was the most popular country visited and Turkey was the least popular country visited by the UK citizens.
Furthermore
, Spain had around 9
million
visitors, France had more than 10
million
visitors and Turkey, Greece and USA had less than 5
million
visitors.
According to the
line
graph
given
we can infer that citizens of the UK
travelling
abroad
were more than the overseas
residents
travelling
to the UK.
Initially
there were
only
about 10
million
UK
residents
travelling
abroad
but
by 1999 there were more than 50
million
people
travelling
abroad
.
Similarly
, the
number
of
people
visiting the UK in 1979 were
only
10
million
.
However
, by 1999 the
number
of foreigners
significantly
rose to approximately 30
million
.