THE PIE CHARTS PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPORTIONS OF FOUR DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATIONS USED BY HOLIDAY-MAKERS IN 1988,1998 AND 2008.
OVERALL,IT IS CLEAR THAT THE MAJORITY PREFERED STAYING WITH THEIR FAMILIES.WHILE RENTING AN APARTMENT GAINED POPULARITY IN THE USAGE,THE OPPOSITE TREND WAS OBSERVED IN CAMPING.IT IS ALSO WORTH MENTIONING THAT PROPORTIONS OF USING HOTELS REMAINED MORE OR LESS STABLE THROUGHOUT THE DECADES.
LOOKING AT THE DETAILES,IT IS SEEN THAT STAYING WITH FAMILY FOR A HOLIDAY WAS ALWAYS POPULAR. IN COMPARISON TO HOTELS,THOSE SPENDING TIME WITH THEIR FAMILIES EXHIBITED A HIGHER PROPORTION,INDICATING THAT THE FORMER HAD ABOUT THREE TIMES LESS THAN THE LATTER,WITH 15 ONLY ,IN 1988.OVER A DECADE,THE PROPORTION OF USED HOTELS ROSE TO 22,WHEREAS THOSE STAYING WITH FAMILY ACCOUNTED FOR 54, RESULTING IN THE DIFFERENCE OF 32. IN 2008,THE FIGURE OF HOLIDAY MAKERS WHO STAYED WITH THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS WITNESSED A MARGINAL DECLINE TO 44,WHILE HOTEL VISITORS REMAINED STABLE WITH 22.
AS FOR REMAINING TYPES OF ACCOMMODATIONS,IT IS EVIDENT THAT BOTH EXPERIENCED NOTICEABLE CHANGES. BEFORE DECREASING SHARPLY TO 13 IN 1998,THE PROPORTION OF USED CAMPINGS MADE TWICE MORE A DECADE BEFORE. APPARENTLY,THE NUMBER OF RENTED APARTMENTS SHOWED AN INCRESE TO 11,LATER RECORDING 22 IN 2008,WITH THE FORMER ONE TRAILING BEHIND AT ONLY 11.