The bar charts illustrate the choice proportion of different holiday accomodation in four british countries in 2010.
Overall, Individuals in the four countries manifested a strong preference for hotels, whereas self-catering occupies the second favorite accomodation in England, Scotland and, wales; followed by caravan and camping representing a relatively moderate choice in the three countries. In contrast caravans is widely predominantly preferred over self-catering and camping among Northern Irish.
Hotels are by far the most common options at55% in England, 52% in scotland, 49% in Wales and, around 44% in Northern Irland. A similar patern is observed for self-catering which shares a proportion going from 29% to 30% in England Scotland and, Wlaes. Alternatives like camping and caravans remained minimal representing below 10%. Then again the Choices in Northern Irland differ slightly with caravans remaining the second favorite at approximately 31% after hotels followed by self-catering and camping both at around 10%.
