The pie charts give information about four different types of accommodation used by travellers in three different years: 1988, 1998, and 2008.
Overall, a higher proportion of travellers preferred to stay with their families, and this category accounted for the largest share in all three years. The demand for rented apartments was extremely low compared to the other categories in 1988 and 1998, while it increased significantly by 2008. By contrast, hotel and rented apartment accommodation gained popularity throughout the period, while camping experienced a considerable decline.
Looking at the details, the proporyion of tourists staying with their family fluctuated slighly. In 1988, it was instituted for 52 peoples, surpassing other types of acommodation by a significant margin. That number rose steadily to 54 before declining considerably to 44 people in 2008 and still remained in its top position despite fell sharpy. In contrast, rented apartment boosted its status over the period started with 7 people in the initial period and increased considerably to 22 people at the end of the given period.
Turning into the details of camping, it was popular type of acommodation at first whereas witnessed a decrease over the period and accounted for 12 people in 2008 becoming the less preferred type of accomodation compared to others. Regarding to hotels, the users of this types of accomodation increased from 15 people to 22 people over the first decade. However, this index remained unchanged untill the end of the given period.