Band 7+: The pie charts show accommodation choices for holidays according to different age groups in Australia in 2017. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts compare accommodation options for vacation according to diverse age groups in Australia in 2017.

Overall, the pie chart shows that people in the 33-45 age group and those 46 and older had the highest percentage of people who chose to stay at a hotel. On the contrary, the number of tourists who chose the cabin was the least of all the options. Additionally, the 24-32 age group had the highest percentage of people who chose to stay at an apartment, while the cabin was the least preferred option.

The 33-45 age group had the highest proportion of people who chose to stay at a hotel, with 34 percent. Along with that, 49 percent of tourists who were 46 years old and older preferred to choose a hotel. By contrast, the least ratio of people who chose the cabin was in the 33-45 age group, which was 9 percent, and the age group of 46 years old and older, with 4 percent.

The group of tourists who were 24-32 years old had a higher percentage of choosing an apartment to stay, with 39 percent of tourists, than choosing a cabin, which had just 10 percent.