The pie charts illustrate the proportion of tourists using four different types of accommodation in 1988, 1998 and 2008.
Overall, it is clear that most tourists prefer to stay with friends and family in all the three years. In addition, the proportion of people staying with friends and family and camping fell, while the proportion living in hotels and rented apartments rose with time.
In detail, slightly more than half the tourists preferred staying with friends and family in 1988 and 1998. “However, by 2008, this proportion had fallen to around 44%. Similarly, the percentage of tourists who stayed in camps went down from 26% to 12% over the 20 years.
By contrast, the percentage living in rented apartments and hotels grew over time. In 1988, a mere 7% of the tourists stayed in rented apartments, while 15% stayed at hotels. Over the following two decades, the proportion rose to 22% for both.