The bar chart illustrates the popularity of 4 holiday accommodation choices among British in the year 2012
Overall, it is clear that hotel made up the greatest preference in all four countries in 2012 while the least significant options were that of caravan and camping
Looking at the table in more detail, the majority of British holiday goers opted to stay in hotels in 2010 and this was highest in England, which accounted for 55%, almost twofold the percentage of those who chose self-catering in this country. Self-catering was the second most welcomed choice of accommodation in three out of four countries, namely England, Scotland and Wales, at roughly 30%, while this was only around 10% in Northern Ireland
Moreover, in 2012, travelers from Northern Ireland chose caravan was the second favorite option for accommodation, made up slightly more than 30%, whereas this type of accommodation just chose by around 5% to 12% of visitors come from England, Scotland and Wales. Regarding camping, the percentage of British who picked this type of accommodation ranged from approximately 5% to 15% in the 4 studied countries, making camping the least attractive option