The bar chart below shows the different types of accommodation chosen by the British when they went on holiday in 2010.

The bar chart given depicts the accommodation preferences (self-catering, caravan, camping, and hotel) by citizens from England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern

Ireland

when they went on vacation in the year, 2010. The unit is measured in percentage.

Overall

, the hotel was the most popular accommodation among the British people.

In contrast

, camping was the least choice for a holiday. Looking into the details, hotels were exactly half in England and Scotland, and around 40 per

cent

in Wales and Northern

Ireland

. The second position was Self-catering. It can be seen that there was up to 20 per

cent

for

this

option in England, Scotland, and Wales.

On the other hand

, there was making up 10 per

cent

in Northern

Ireland

.

However

, Caravan was the second rank for the accommodation choices in Northern

Ireland

with 30 per

cent

. But, in the other three countries, caravans just had under 10 per

cent

.

Moreover

, camping was the unpopular choice for travellers in that four countries since the proportion was a minority, only 10 per

cent

.