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- 30/6/2023
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The graph and table below show the changes in the number of overseas visitors and top 5 visitor countries to Britain in 2004 and 2005. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The infographics illustrate the changes in the number of visitors to Britain in 2004-2005 and the top foreign visitor came to Britain in 2004-2005
Regarding the graph, in an-one- year period the number of visitors has shown a fluctuation trend. The highest visitor turn came to Britain was in December 2004 and the lowest one is in September. With the table, the highest change is related to Korea in 2004 and India in 2005
Regarding the graph, the first month of 2004 started with 650 thousand visitors then decreased in March before fluctuating through 6 months and reached a peak at 800 thousand in December 2004. In 2005, the number of visitors in the first quarter had a marginal change then oscillated around the last quarter and ended with 750 thousand visitors in December
Regarding the table, from 2004-2005 saw a significant change with the rank of Australia which became the top country coming to Britain, increase 2%. China still remained third rank through 1 year and also increase by 2% in 1 year, South Korea ranked up to fourth with plus 13% and India became the fifth country travelling to Britain with a 13% increase in 2005
The infographics illustrate the changes in the number of visitors to Britain in 2004-2005 and the top foreign visitor came to Britain in 2004-2005
Regarding the graph, in an-one- year period the number of visitors has shown a fluctuation trend. The highest visitor turn came to Britain was in December 2004 and the lowest one is in September. With the table, the highest change is related to Korea in 2004 and India in 2005
Regarding the graph, the first month of 2004 started with 650 thousand visitors then decreased in March before fluctuating through 6 months and reached a peak at 800 thousand in December 2004. In 2005, the number of visitors in the first quarter had a marginal change then oscillated around the last quarter and ended with 750 thousand visitors in December
Regarding the table, from 2004-2005 saw a significant change with the rank of Australia which became the top country coming to Britain, increase 2%. China still remained third rank through 1 year and also increase by 2% in 1 year, South Korea ranked up to fourth with plus 13% and India became the fifth country travelling to Britain with a 13% increase in 2005
