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Band 5+: The pie charts below show tourist visit to four different types of attraction in the UK in two years.

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The image depicts pie charts illustrating tourist visits to four different types of attractions in the UK for the years 1981 and 1999. In 1981, out of 29.1 million visitors, 48% visited museums and galleries, 32% historic houses and monuments, 16% wildlife parks and zoos, and 4% theme parks. In 1999, out of 41.5 million visitors, 38% visited museums and galleries, 37% historic houses and monuments, 16% theme parks, and 9% wildlife parks and zoos.
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The given charts illustrate the propertions of vistors who visited to four dissimilar places in the UK from 1981 1999.

Overall, it can be seen that the greatest proportion of visitons who visited in museums and galleries in the Uk,during this period.Conversely,the percentage of tourist were went in wildife panks and zoos was lowest between 1989 and 1999.

In terms of sources,in museums and galleries,people were visited in there which was highest in the UK during this period, and the figures were 48% for 1981 and 38% tor 1999. In contrast,the proportion of visitors who visited in wildlife parks and zoos was lowest over the 18-year period,and it was 4% and 9%.

For the remaining places,the percentage of visitors who visited in theme parks was slightly increased, at 30% from 32% to 37% in 1981 and 1999, respectively.Furthermore,in historic houses and monuments,the visitors went in there was same and it was 16% during this Years in the UK.

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