The given charts illustrate the number of tourist visit different types of attraction in the UK in two years, namely 1981 and 1999.
Overall, it is apparent that museum and gallaries were the primary attraction places for visitors, while the opposite trend could be recored for wildlife parks and zoos. Additionally, the remaining attractions held an stable proportion throughout each year, with a significant increase in the number of visitors to these places.
In 1981, around 29.1 million people visitied mentioned places in the UK. Nearly half of them prefered to visiting museum and galaries, 3 times and one and a half higher compared to those visiting historic house and monuments and theme parks. Conversely, a minimal proportion was recorded for wildlife parks and zoos, at 4%.
In 1999, the number of visitors increased significantly, reaching 41.5 million people. However, the percentage of people visiting museum and gallaries decreased to 38%, equal to those visiting theme park. However, the proportion of people visiting wildlife parks and zoos witnessed a 5% increase compared to 1981’s data. The percentage of people visiting museum and gallaries remained unchanged.