The pie charts illustrate information about the percentage of visitors that take a rest in various living quarters namely hotels, camping, rented apartment, and staying with their close ones in the years of 1988 and 2008. Overall, staying with relatives or friends remained the predominant form of accommodation throughout the period, although its share declined slightly. In contrast, both hotel stays and rented apartments experienced steady growth, while camping became considerably less popular by 2008.
The proportion of individuals renting apartment and prefer to stay in a camping accounted for 6% and 28% respectively in 1988.after that, the percentage of people who prefer to living in rental apartment were the least in 1988 and saw a dramatic growth, reached 13% between 1988 and 2008.Nonetheless, that for camping dropped gradually by 15% in the two decades.
In 1988, the proportion of the individuals who chose live in with relatives and hotels while traveling to foreign country made up 52 % and 14% similarity. Staying with close had the highest proportion among the types of accommodation. The proportion of holidaymakers who chose hotels witnessed an insignificant rise of 22% and remained stable in a decade.Nonetheless that for staying with friends and relatives fell slightly to 44% between 1988 and 2008.