The given bar chart illustrates the amount of holiday accommodation chosen in four types (Self-catering, Caravan, Camping, Hotel) by The British in 2010. The general overview here is that the hotel was the most popular choosing by all of four countries (England, Scotland, Wales, Northman Ireland).
As it can be seen from the chart, in term of the hotel, which was the most popular holiday resident chosen in the British, its number in England stood at just over 50 per cent, which was higher 4-10 per cent than for other three countries. Although the number of Self-catering was high in three countries, accounted for exactly 30 per cent in Scotland and merely over 20 per cent in England and Wales, the amount of Self-catering in Northern Ireland was low at just up 10 per cent.
On the other hand, the amount of caravan was higher in higher in Northern Ireland about over 30 per cent, While the figure of other three countries was 2-fold lower than the Northern Ireland. Moreover, the England, wales and Northern Ireland shared similar figure of camping at just over 10 per cent. On the contrary, The number of camping in Scotland was only 6 per cent.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the amount of holiday accommodation chosen in four types (Self-catering, Caravan, Camping, Hotel) by The British in 2010. The general overview here is that the hotel was the most popular choosing by
all of four
countries
(England, Scotland, Wales,
Northman
Ireland).
As it can be
seen
from the chart, in term of the hotel, which was the most popular holiday resident chosen in the British, its number in England stood at
just
over
50 per cent, which was higher 4-10 per cent than for other three
countries
. Although the number of Self-catering was high in three
countries
, accounted for exactly 30 per cent in Scotland and
merely
over
20 per cent in England and Wales, the amount of Self-catering in Northern Ireland was low at
just
up 10 per cent.
On the other hand
, the amount of caravan was
higher in higher in
Northern Ireland about
over
30 per cent, While the figure of other three
countries
was 2-fold lower than the Northern Ireland.
Moreover
, the England, wales and Northern Ireland shared similar figure of camping at
just
over
10 per cent.
On the contrary
, The number of camping in Scotland was
only
6 per cent.