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The image displays a pie chart and a list detailing the distribution of visitors to different types of tourist attractions in Britain, 1999. Theme Parks received 38%, Museums & Galleries 37%, Historic Houses & Monuments 16%, and Wildlife Parks & Zoos 9%. In Theme Parks, people visited: Blackpool Pleasure Beach (47%), Alton Towers (17%), Pleasureland, Southport (16%), Chessington World of Adventures (10%), and Legoland, Windsor (10%).
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The chart illustrates the porpotion of visitan to significant British’s attraction in 1999.

There are four main invitation: Theme Parks, Museums and Galleries, Historic Houses and Monuments and Wildlife Parks and Zoo; which have the percentages of 38%, 37%, 16%, 9%, respectively. While Theme Parks achieved the highest, Wildlife Parks and Zoos reached the lowest porpotion of newcomers. Moreover, Museums and Galleries toped the second place after Theme Parks with just 1% lower.

Visitors when came to Themes Park mostly for Blackpool Pleasure Beach, with the soaring rate, 47%, on the first place. Following that is Alton Towers; Pleasureland, Southport; Chessington World of Adventures; Legoland, Windsor, which have the ratio of 17%, 16%, 10% and 10%, respectively. Furthermore, the percent of the second and the third, only 1% disparate, with the fourth and fifth similary with 10%.

Overall, visitans when came to Britian in 1999, usually come to Themes Park to go to Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

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Distribution of visitors to different types of tourist attractions in Britain,1999

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