The pie charts illustrate the percentage of tourists who stayed at 4 types of accommodation in three separate countries.
Overall, the percentage of travelers who stayed with family is the highest. However, after a slight increase in 1998, the share of travelers fell in 2008. Renting an apartment is quite an uncommon choice among the tourists; the lowest proportion of tourists stayed in rental accommodation, but their percentage rose in both 1998 and 2008. Meanwhile, the percentage of tourists who stayed at a camp decreased over the years, while hotels became common after 1998.
On the one hand, the share of tourists was 52 percent in 1998, and after a decade, the proportion of holidaymakers increased slightly to 54 percent, but it fell to 44 percent in 2008. Meanwhile, 7 percent of travelers stayed at rented apartments. However, in 1998, their percentage rose to 11 percent and doubled to 22 percent after a decade.
By contrast, about 26 percent of tourists stayed at a camp in 1998, but in the following decade, it halved to 13 percent. In 2008, the tourists’ proportion declined slightly to 12 percent. In addition, the share of travelers who preferred to stay at a hotel was 15 percent. The share of tourists went up to 22 percent in 1998 and remained s
table.