The graphs illustrate the proportion of people selecting various kinds of accomodation on their holiday in a certain country in 1985,1995 and 2005.
Overall,as can be seen,Hotels,Caravans and Camping increased with staying with friends or relatives decreased.Staying with friends or relatives consistently remaind the most popular choice in across all two years,although its share decreased over time.
Two out of four accomodation,hotels were chosen by 16% of the people in 1985.This preference increased significantly by 1995 to 28% and further to 37% in 2005 and become dominant,overtaking the option of staying with friends or relatives.Additionally,hotels marked the largest growth among all accomodation types over the period.Similarly,caravans experienced a steady increase in popularity.Starting from 10% in 1985.After hitting 26% mark,caravans decreased to 14% in 2005.
Remaining accomodation,Staying with relatives or friends was the leading choice in 1985 with 55% of people choicing for this option.However,its popularity declined over the years,dropping to 45% in 1995 and further to 30% in 2005.Camping,on the other hand,showed a fluctuate trend.It started at 19% in 1985,decreased significantly to 12% in 1995 but then returned to 19% by 2005.This indicates a fluctuating but ultimately stable interest in camping over the period