The pie charts provide the proportion of four different accommodations used by holidaymakers in three distinct years.
Overall, it is clear that the biggest segment belonged to staying with relatives over the period. The number of camping sites had reduced by 2008, even though at the beginning it was 28 percent, while rented apartments increased throughout the period.
Staying with friends during the given time resulted in a large amount, that is, in 1988, 52%, in 1998, 54%, and in 2008, 44%. In the first decade, camping was in second place of figure, however, in the next 2 decades, camping dropped by 13%.
The percentage of rented apartments was double that of 1998, moreover, it was rised up by the decades, which has been a significant figure. Hotels in 1988 were not popular compared to camping, however, in 1988 it climbed to 22 percent, and in the next decade remained the same amount.