The given bar chart illustrates how British chosen the different types of accommodation when they went on holiday in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2010.
In general, it is evident from the chart that for self-catering, Scotland had the highest figure. For Caravan, Northern Ireland had the highest figure. Besides, for camping, Wales had the highest figure. For hotel, England had the highest figure.
As can be seen from the bar chart, for Scotland, hotel took the lead, with 52%, followed by self-catering, with 30%. Caravan came next, with 12% respectively and Camping came bottom, with 7%. For Northern Ireland, hotel ranked first, with 45% whereas self-catering and camping came in the last position, with 12%. Caravan became the runner-up, with 31%.
Looking at the chart in more detail, for England, the data for hotel was highest with 65%, followed by that of self-catering, with 28%. The figures for camping was lower, with 12% in that order and that for caravan was lowest, with 6%. For Wales, hotel took the lead, with 49%, followed byself-catering, with 28%. Camping came next, with 14% respectively and Caravan came bottom, with 9%.