The provided pie chart depicts information about he percentages of four types of tourist attraction in Britain that visitors chose in 1999.
Looking at the graph from an overall perspective, it can be seen easily that theme parks and museums and galleries were the most popular destination in Britain, while wildlife parks and zoos attracted a small number of tourists. Additionally, when visiting the theme parks, the majority chose Blackpool pleasure Beach.
Regarding the pie, the proportions of people who went to museums and galleries and theme parks were the highest figures in 1999, ranging from 37% to 38%. Meanwhile, next in ranking was historic houses and monuments, which was about 16% compared to only 9% of wildlife parks and zoos.
In the theme park sector, the most common area that almost tourists decided to visit was the Blackpool Pleasure Beach, with the figure of 47%, which was significantly higher than 17% of people chose Alton Towers and 16% of who chose Pleasureland, Southport. Eventually, Chessington World of Adventures and Legoland, Windsor recorded a same number, specifically about 10%.