the holiday accommodation chosen by the British in 2010

The bar chart below illustrates what holiday accommodation the British chose in 2010. In general, among these four destinations, hotels always were the most ideal choices, whereas, the opposite was evidently true for caravans, except for Scotland and Northern Ireland. As we can see, people traveling these regions named: England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland had tendencies to relax in hotels, which were at the top of this chart at 55, 52, 49, 45 percent respectively. Being the second favorite accommodation, Self-catering was chosen by 28 to 30 percent of travelers. However, the figure of that in Northern Ireland was intriguingly low, which was at merely above one-tenths people. In terms of caravan, there were a small number of imbalances in this chart. In spite of being interestingly high in Northern Ireland with approximately three-tenths, caravans in the rest nations were comparatively low, which ranged from 5 to 12 percent. Moreover, the proportions of camping usually were at the bottom with just a maximum of nearly 15 percent.