The chart mentioned above compares and contrasts date about the proportion of holiday makers using four various types of accommodation in three different years.
Generally speaking, staying with family was the most prioritized choice of holiday makers in 3 years. While camping occupied the second place in 1988, then decrease to the third place in 1998, and 2008.
Regarding staying with family, this modal occupied the highest rate of holiday makers using in four models. In 1988, it reached over 50%, but it rose slightly to 54% in 10 years later. Lastly, it decrease to 44% at the end period.
In terms of hotel, the second place of the rate’s four kinds of accommodation chosen by individuals, it reached at 15% in the first years, then it stabled in 20 years later with 22%.
Next, camping minimized significantly from 26% (1988) to 12% (2008). Ultimately, rented apartment experienced the period of significant growth. Although initially only for 7%, but it reached 22% by the end of the time.
