The pie chart gives information about the survey outcome of the number of visitors in four Britain tourist attractions: wildlife parks and zoos, historic houses and monuments, museum and galleries, and theme parks in 1999, while the table shows percentage about sites that were visited by people specifically in theme parks. Overall, theme parks recorded as the most visited place with Blackpool pleasure beach as the most popular site there, whereas wildlife parks and zoos were the least visited attraction.
Looking at the details, theme parks were the number one destination with 38% of all visitors. Museums and galleries came as the second most favored place, with just 1% below the first rank. The two remaining tourism accounted for just a quarter of the total with historic houses and monuments reached nearly two-fifths of total tourists. The least visited was wildlife parks and zoos recorded at below one-tenth.
In terms of popular sites in theme parks, blackpool pleasure beach attracted significant people and reached almost half of the total visitors. Alton towers and pelasureland placed as the second most visited by 17% and 16% respectively. Conversely, chessington world of adventures and legoland gained fewer tourist with one-tenth for each sites.