The provided pie chart illustrates the percentage of visitors to four different categories of destinations and five theme parks in Britain in 1999.
Overall, Theme Parks and Museums/Galleries were the two most common types of tourist attractions in that year. Additionally, Blackpool Pleasure Beach welcomed the highest proportion of visitors among five different theme parks.
Looking at the information in more detail, the figures for surveyed visitors coming to Theme Parks and Museums/Galleries were roughly similar, with 38% and 37%, respectively. On the contrary, only 16% of visitors went to Historic Houses and Monuments, while the share of visitors going to Wildlife Parks and Zoos was only 9%, representing the least popular destination of the four types.
Regarding the Theme Parks sector, nearly a half of visitors visited Blackpool Pleasure Beach, followed by the proportions of visitors who went to Alton Towers and Pleasureland/Southport, with 17% and 16%, in that order. Finally, Chessington World of Adventures and the section of Legoland and Windsor welcomed one-tenths of the surveyed visitors in each.
