The three pie charts illustrate the percentage of holidaymakers using four various types of accomondation in three different years. Overall, it is clear that the figure for staying with family showed the highest proportion of holidaymakers among all other categories during the all given period, albeit slight decrease. It is also worth metioning that rented apartment and hotels saw a upward trends, while the opposite was true for camping.
Looking at the given charts more detail, we can see that the figure for staying with family , which stood at in 52 in 1988, went up to 54 in 1998, but had declined significantly to 44 by 2008, despite the fall, this figure hit the highest point of the all charts.
As for other categories, rented apartment and hotels , there was a significant growth from 15 and 7 to 22 and 11, respectively betweem 1988 and 1998. Then the former maintained the same level at the end of the period. However the latter which stood at 11 , increased considerably to 22 in 2008.
By contrast, the percentage of holidaymakers in camping saw a substantial decline from 26 to 12.
