The pie charts illustrate four common types of accommodation that people chose when on holiday in 1988, 1998, and 2008.
Overall, the most popular choice of accommodation when on holiday was to stay with family, despite a downward trend over the twenty year period. In contrast, while renting apartments and staying in hotels became more popular over the years, camping became less popular.
In 1988, 52% of people on holiday chose to stay with family. This figure rose to 54% ten years later, however it dropped to 44% by 2008. Approximately a quarter of all holiday-makers chose to camp when on holiday in 1988, but this became less and less popular reaching 12% by 2008.
Staying in hotels and renting apartments were the least popular accommodation choices among holiday-makers in 1988, at 15% and 7% respectively. These figures gradually increased over the following twenty years, both reaching 22% by 2008.
