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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 table illustrates figures of an online survey of 1000 people about their opportunity holiday accommodation. The table shows average survey of nine items, including hotel hostel and cottage, rented apartment in holiday accommodation.

Overall, it can be seen that hotel is the most popular place. On the whole, rented apartment, cottage, campsite hostel other are not as comfortable as motor home and caravan.

In terms of holiday at hotel, come top of the list with an average of 340 students. Bed and breakfast are the next best accommodation for holiday with just over 170 and 180 of these surveys increasing respectively. A hundred people said they prefer with friends. Also just 50% of the pupils who said were as suitable as in cottage. More than 80 % of the people who said the survey completed rented apartment. The least popular item hotel is as good located as rented apartment hotel with around 15%.

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