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The image features three pie charts depicting the proportion of holidaymakers from one region choosing different accommodations in 1965, 1985, and 2005. In 1965, the largest segment chose hotels (59%), followed by staying with friends or relatives (15%), and caravans (14%), with camping being the least preferred (12%). By 1985, the preference for hotels declined slightly to 53%, with a marked rise in camping (18%), an increase in the use of caravans (16%), and only 13% opting to stay with friends or relatives. In 2005, the trend shifted dramatically with the preference for caravans increasing significantly to 38%, and camping also rose to 20%, while the use of hotels decreased further to 39%, and staying with friends or relatives remained the least preferred option at 12%.
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The pie charts illustrate the proportions of visitors in one region who stayed in four different types of accommodation in 1965, 1985, and 2005.
Overall, there was a trend shift from staying with friends/relatives to staying in hotels over the period shown. While hotels and caravans became increasingly popular, the popularity of staying with friends/family and camping declined.
In 1965, more than half of travellers preferred to stay with friends/relatives (55%). However, over the years, the proportion declined sharply to 35% in 1985 and finally down to 30% in 2005. The pattern of visitors who picked camping fluctuated. It started at 15% in 1965, rising slightly to 18% in 1985, before dropping to 12% in 2005.
In contrast, the demand for hotels showed a great improvement. Only 16% of visitors chose hotels as accommodation in 1965 and then the figure went up significantly to 37% and 38% in 1985 and 2005 respectively. The popularity of caravans also increased from 14% in 1965 to 20% in 2005, even though it experienced a moderate reduction to 10% in 1985
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