The bar chart compares the eight most popular honeymoon destinations among newlywed British couples in 2010, based on a survey of 5000 couples. Overall, the bar chart makes it clear that British couples were most likely to choose Thailand and Bali as honeymoon destinations in 2010, while The Lake District and Spain were the least popular options among newlyweds.
In terms of choosing a honeymoon destination among British couples, Thailand came top of the list, accounting for 1410 couples. Bali was next at 1335 couples, which was roughly twice as popular as Costa Rica, with 750 couples. The Maldives ranked in fourth place with 600 couples voting to visit that destination.
Conversely, 124 British couples said they preferred to go to The Lake District, but it was last on the list. Followed by the second least popular place to pick as a honeymoon destination was Spain at 140 votes. In contrast, 209 British couples chose Paris for their honeymoon destination, as opposed to over 432 who chose the Greek islands.