Holiday accomodations in British Countries
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The bar chart depicts the kinds of holiday accommodations in four different British nations in 2010. In the y-axis the four kinds of accommodations are putted, while in the y-axis we see the percentages.
Overall, it’s noticeable that hotel is the most common placement for the four countries considered in the chart, meaning not less than 40% in any one of them. On the other hand, camping and caravan are usually the less chosen alternatives.
In England, hotel represents something about 55% of the accommodations, while self-catering, the second mostly used, is considered by about 27% of guests in the country. In Scotland, hotel represents about 52%, and self-catering has more representativity than in England, achieving 30%.
In Wales, hotel means about 49% of the types of accommodation chosen by tourists, and self-catering, as in England, represents something about 27%; In Northern Ireland it’s noticeable that Caravan has a higher representativity than in the other three countries, been occupied by about 31% of visitors, but, as usual, hotel keeps as the more used alternative, representing about 45%.
The bar chart depicts the kinds of holiday accommodations in four
different
British nations in 2010. In the y-axis the four kinds of accommodations
are putted
, while in the y-axis we
see
the percentages.
Overall
, it’s noticeable that
hotel
is the most common placement for the four countries considered in the chart, meaning not less than 40% in any one of them.
On the other hand
, camping and caravan are
usually
the less chosen alternatives.
In England,
hotel
represents something about 55% of the accommodations, while self-catering, the second
mostly
used
,
is considered
by about 27% of guests in the country. In Scotland,
hotel
represents about 52%, and self-catering has more representativity than in England, achieving 30%.
In
Wales,
hotel
means about 49% of the types of
accommodation
chosen by tourists, and self-catering, as in England, represents something about 27%; In Northern Ireland it’s noticeable that Caravan has a higher representativity than in the other three countries,
been occupied
by about 31% of visitors,
but
, as usual,
hotel
keeps
as the more
used
alternative, representing about 45%.