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The image contains a pie chart titled 'Distribution of visitors to different types of tourist attractions in Britain, 1999', which shows percentages for four categories: Theme Parks (38%), Museums & Galleries (37%), Historic Houses & Monuments (16%), and Wildlife Parks & Zoos (9%). The Theme Parks slice is expanded into a breakdown of specific parks with their respective visitor percentages: Alton Towers (17%), Pleasureland, Southport (16%), and Legoland, Windsor (10%). Blackpool Pleasure Beach and Chessington World of Adventure are also listed, but their percentages are not specified.
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The pie chart illustrates the visitors’ distribution who came to four types of tourist attraction in Britain by year 1999. Overall, Museums & Galleries and Theme Parks got the most visitors, while Historic Houses & Monuments and Wildlife Parks & Zoos got less visitors.
Theme Parks ranked the highest with 38% tourist visit. The Theme Parks had several place to go, which are Blackpool Pleasure Beach with the most visitor within the park, Alton Tower with 17% visitors, Pleasureland, Chessington World, and Legoland with 10% visitor. On the Second place, there was Museums & Galleries with 37% tourist visit.
On the other hand, Historic Houses & Monuments and Wildlife Parks & Zoos got half percentage of the visitors number at 16% and 9%, respectively.
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