The three pie charts compare the percentage of visitors who chose different types of
accommodation from 1985 to 2005.
It is clear that staying with relatives or friends was the most common choice in 1985 and
1995 but in 2005, the proportion of tourists living in hotels was highest.
In 1985, over a half of travelers cohabitated with their relatives and friends, which declined
to 35% after the next 10 years and continued to fall to 30% in 2005. In contrast, although
only 16% of them rented a room in hotels in the initial year, this figure climbed to 28% in
1995 and peaked at 37% in 2005.
Camping and caravan were always the less popular types of accommodation. In 1985, the
percentage of people selecting the former choice doubled the figure for the latter one, at
19% and 10% respectively. Then, after falling to 12% in 1995, the percentage of campers
recovered to its initial point at the end of the period. As the caravan, its proportion increased
to a quarter in the following 10 years before falling back to 14% in 2005.
The three pie charts compare the percentage of visitors who chose
different
types of
accommodation
from 1985 to 2005.
It is
clear
that staying with relatives or friends was the most common choice in 1985 and
1995
but
in 2005, the proportion of tourists living in hotels was highest.
In 1985, over a half of travelers
cohabitated
with their relatives and friends, which declined
to
35% after the
next
10 years and continued to fall to 30% in 2005. In contrast,
although
only
16% of them rented a room in hotels in the initial year, this figure climbed to 28% in
1995 and peaked at 37% in 2005.
Camping and caravan were always the less popular types of accommodation. In 1985,
the
percentage of
people
selecting the former choice doubled the figure for the latter one, at
19% and 10%
respectively
. Then, after falling to 12% in 1995, the percentage of campers
recovered to its initial point at the
end
of the period. As the caravan, its proportion
increased
to
a quarter in the following 10 years
before
falling back to 14% in 2005.