The chart illustrates the result of visitors who attracted four different types of tourist attractions in Britain in the 1999.
Overall, it is clear that theme parks attracted the highest proportion, following this museums and galleries were the second attractive tourist attraction. In addition, percentages for wildlife parks and zoos was the least popular proportion in 1 year period. The notable point is that theme parks commanded the lion’s share.
In tourist attractions, the percentages for theme parks was about 38%, following this museums and galleries attracted 37%. However, the least common proportions were historic houses and monuments and wildlife parks & zoos attracted 16% and 9%, respectively. The notable feature is that the numbers for theme parks took a lead over other categories.
According to locations visited in theme parks, Blackpool pleasure beach was the most attracted category gaining 47%, following this Alton tower made 17%. Moreover, the least popular categories like Pleasureland Southport, Chessington world of adventures and Legoland Windser attracted approximately similar patterns having 16%, 10% and 10%, respectively.
