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Band 6+: Distribution of visitors to different types of tourist attractions in Britain,1999

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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 pie chart highlights the result of a survey of four types of some of the most desirable touristic destinations in britain in 1999.

Overall, theme parks and primarly Blackpool Pleasure Beach alongside meseums and galleries attracted the most amount of people, while wildlife parks and zoos contributed the least during this year.

Theme parks, meuseums and galleries are the most desirable places in britain. They account for more than 3/4 of the 4 attractions. Meseums an galleries are at a close second place just behind theme parks at 37%. Meanwhile, theme parks are at 38%, with Blackpool Pleasure Beach accounting for just under half of the visitors and Chessington world of adventure alongside Legoland, Widsdor park at the last place at 10%.

Wildlife parks and zoos receive the least portion of tourists, with the least amount of the visitors at only 9%. Historic houses and monuments come just above the latter at 16%.

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