The pie chart depicts the distribution of tourists to different types of popular travel destinations in Britain in 1999.
Overall, theme parks and museums and galleries dominated visitor numbers. In contrast, wildlife parks and zoos held the lowest percentage in the chart.
It can clearly be observed that theme parks, with the highest percentage (38%), also showed how visitors were distributed among its five parks. Blackpool pleasure beach accounted for nearly half of all theme parks visits, which is about 47%.Meanwhile, the remaining four parks shared the other 53% with the Alton towers and Pleasureland being the next well-frequented attractions.
In 1999, the visitors to museums & galleries and theme parks received a similar proportion, with 38% and 37% respectively, showing a marginal difference. The other types of tourist attractions also drew a portion of visitors in 1999. Historic houses and monuments attracted 16% of the total while wildlife parks and zoos receceived the smallest shared, accounting for only 9%. Although these categories were less popular compared to the others, they still represented the significant minority in of overall distribution.