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Band 5+: The chart below shows the results of a survey of people who visited four types of tourist attraction in Britain in the year 1999.

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The image depicts a pie chart showing the distribution of visitors to different types of tourist attractions in Britain in 1999, with Museums & Galleries at 37%, Theme Parks at 38%, Historic Houses & Monuments at 16%, and Wildlife Parks & Zoos at 9%. A bar chart shows the breakdown of visitors to specific theme parks, with Blackpool Pleasure Beach at 47%, Alton Towers at 17%, Pleasureland, Southport at 16%, Chessington World of Adventures at 10%, and Legoland, Windsor at 10%.
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The pie chart illustrate the percentage of visitors to four various types of tourist attraction in Britain around 1999.

It is noticeable that Theme Parks are the most popular tourist attraction in Britain in that year , and also the Museumes and Gallaries . In contarst , (Historic Houses and Monuments ) and (Wildlife Parks and Zoos ) were not popular as them .

In more details , we can see that Theme Parks is 38 % of the surveyed visitors , and also it include many sections like Blackpool Pleasure Beach which has the highest porportion of visitors which is 47% in Theme Park sector . On the other hand , Legoland and Windsor has the lowest porportion of visitors which is 10% . As it also shown , Museums and Galleries is 37% of the surveyed visitors which is less than Theme Park by 1% .

Finally , the least population attraction of tourist are (Historic Houses and Monuments ) which is 16 % of the survey and ( Wildlife Parks and Zoos ) which is 9% of the survey .

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