The given pie charts compare 4 different kinds of accommodation in terms of their popularity among holiday makers in the years 1988, 1998 and 2008.
Overall. It is clear that staying with family and camping were the most popular accommodations for people who go on holiday, although the figures of both saw a decline. In contrast, although people using hotels and rented apartments had a lower percentage during the period, hotels and rented apartments attracted more people in the next few years.
In 1988, people staying with family accounted for the biggest proportion among 4 different accommodations (52%), before witnessing a fall, at 44% in 2008, still maintaining the first rank. Followed by camping, initially its percentage started at 26%. A decade later, it decreased a second compared to the previous figure at 13% and then dropped to 12% in 2008.
Looking at the 2 remaining accommodations, renting apartments was the least attractive option, at just 7% in the first year. 10 years later, this figure increased to 11% and continued to triple at the end of the period. Followed by hotels, the share of people staying at hotels rose significantly from 15% to 22% in just 10 years and it remained stable until 2008.