The pie charts illustrate the percentage of travellers choosing four distinct types of accommodation: staying with family, rented apartments, camping and hotels, in the years 1988, 1998 and 2008.
Overall, there was an increase in the proportion of holidaymakers using hotels and rented apartments, while a decrease can be seen in the figures for staying with family and camping. In addition, the majority of visitors chose staying with family through the period.
Concerning types of accommodation with an upward trend, the percentage of tourists who went for rented apartments started at 7% in 1988, after which it experienced a rise to 11% in 1998, before doubling at the end of the period. Similarly, the figure for hotels slightly increased from 15% in 1988 to 22% in 1998, .
Conversely, visitors staying with family accounted for over half of the total number of visitors at the beginning of the period, with a subsequent decrease to 44% in 2008 after slightly increasing 2% in 1998. Finally, the figures for travellers choosing camping was the second most popular opinion at 26% in 1988, then it significantly half dropped to 13% in 1998, before keeping stable to the end of the period.
