The given bar chart depicts distinct accomodation types preferred by British on their holiday in 2012. The claasses of self-catering, caravan, camping, and hotel were under onsideration.
Among the four demographics, England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, hotels were the top choice. While self-catering was the secondary choice of every state except Northern Island. After sum-total of all the categories, camping came out as least favorable. Similarly, caravan was the tertiary preferred accomodation.
Hotels were the least popular option, as we moved from England to Northern Ireland. Conversely, people of Northern Ireland displayed substantial liking for caravan than any other category.
Also, only Northern Ireland showed equal values for both, self-catering and camping at just above 10. The rest of the classes recorded a predelictiton for the former with values at and just below 30. Caravan marked a pattern of rising and falling in value for each consecutive class while camping displayed the opposite.