The bar chart illustrates the number of houses rented during the holidays by the British in 2010.
Overall, as can be seen in the chart, the percentage of hotels selected was the highest figure in 4 types of accommodations in all countries.
In 2010, in England, people chose hotels the most at around 55%, followed by self-catering at 52%, camping at 49%, and caravans at around 45%. The lowest rate of caravan expense was around 5%. Scotland people choosing hotel and self-catering were the same, with over 50% and 30%, respectively. However, the percentage of caravans and camping was the opposite of the UK.
The proportion of people selecting hotels was the highest at nearly 50% in Wales, compared to the lower figure for Northern Ireland at 45%. By contrast, Wales people enjoyed self-catering rather than Northern Ireland, with 28% and over 10%, respectively. However, the percentage of caravans rented in Northern Ireland was also higher than that in Wales.
It is noticeable that people in all countries chose hotels the most during the holidays.