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Band 4+: The bar chart below shows the different types of accommodation chosen by the British when they went on holiday in 2010.

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The image presents a bar chart comparing the percentages of holiday accommodation choices among the British in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland for the year 2010, categorized by self-catering, caravan, camping, and hotel. England had 20% self-catering, 10% caravan, 20% camping, and 50% hotel. Scotland had 30% self-catering, 10% caravan, 40% camping, and 20% hotel. Wales had 15% self-catering, 20% caravan, 15% camping, and 50% hotel. Northern Ireland had 10% self-catering, 5% caravan, 10% camping, and 45% hotel.
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The chart given depicts the various types of accommodation taken by the British when they were on holiday 2012. Charts contains of four countries and four types of accommodation.

The four countries were England,Scotland,Wales and Nothern Ireland. The convenience choosen by traveler’s were Self-Catering,Caravan,Camping and Hotel. It is inferred from the bar chart hotel was popular choice among British.

England showed highest usage of hotel which is almost 55 unit of total. In contrast, Northern Ireland had evident least hotel subscribers with 45 unit of there overall offered services,rest of two countries lies between this range. Whereas, Self-Catering had shown many fluctuations across various countries it was peak of 30 unit in Scotland.

Carvan were least popular in three countries but it had used very much in Nother Ireland making it second most visited accommodation in that particular country. On other hand Camping accommodation account 12 proportion which equal as Norther Ireland in year 2012.

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