The bar chart illustrates the 4-holiday accommodation chosen by the residents of 4 countries in the United Kingdom during 2010.
It is clear that the hotel was the most popular choice in 2010 for vacations in all 4 countries in the UK. All three countries England, Scotland, and Wales were also quite popular using self-catering on holiday, but in Northern Ireland, that holiday accommodation option used at least four services. In contrast, Northern Ireland preferred to use Caravan while the other 3 countries had less used for this. For camping, all 4 countries were not used much.
Hotels in England were used about 55 percent more than Scotland by 2 to 3 percentage points while Northern Island and Wales used less than the above two countries. (about 45 percent and almost 50 percent) Self-catering used in all 3 countries England, Scotland and Wales did not have a big difference with the maximum usaged percentage being 30 percent (in Scotland). But in Northern Ireland, it came in at the bottom with a low percentage of usaged of just over 10 percent.
In Northern Ireland the percentage using Caravan was the highest in all four countries (around 30 percent) While in England it was the lowest (just under 5 percent) Scotland and Wales were just over 10 percentages and close to 10 percentages) Particularly for camping, all 4 countries were low, the highest was only about 14 percent (in Wales) and the lowest was about 5 percent (in Scotland).
The bar chart illustrates the 4-holiday accommodation chosen by the residents of 4
countries
in the United Kingdom during 2010.
It is
clear
that the hotel was the most popular choice in 2010 for vacations in all 4
countries
in the UK. All three
countries
England, Scotland, and Wales were
also
quite popular using self-catering on holiday,
but
in Northern Ireland, that holiday accommodation option
used
at least four services.
In contrast
, Northern Ireland preferred to
use
Caravan while the other 3
countries
had less
used
for this. For camping, all 4
countries
were not
used
much.
Hotels in England were
used
about 55
percent
more than Scotland by 2 to 3
percentage
points while Northern Island and Wales
used
less than the above two
countries
. (about 45
percent
and almost 50
percent)
Self-catering
used
in all 3
countries
England, Scotland and Wales did not have a
big
difference with the maximum
usaged
percentage
being 30
percent
(in Scotland).
But
in Northern Ireland, it came in at the bottom with a low
percentage
of
usaged
of
just
over 10 percent.
In Northern Ireland the
percentage
using Caravan was the highest in all four
countries
(around 30
percent)
While in England it was the lowest (
just
under 5
percent)
Scotland and Wales were
just
over 10
percentages
and close to 10 percentages
)
Particularly
for camping, all 4
countries
were low, the highest was
only
about 14
percent
(in Wales) and the lowest was about 5
percent
(in Scotland).