The charts show the proportion of holidaymakers of one region staying in different types of accommodation in three different years.

The provided three

pie

charts compare the differences in

holiday takers

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accommodation

choices over the years of 1965, 1985 and 2000. The provided

accommodation

options are staying with

friends

or relatives, booking a hotel, camping or staying in caravans.

Initially

, we can see that the dominant choice in 1965 was staying with

friends

or relatives, taking up more than

one half

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of the

pie

chart at 55 per

cent

. The other three options showed little difference in percentage, given that all three were taking up just about 15 per

cent

of the

pie

chart.

However

, the situation changed in 1985,

where

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booking hotels roughly doubled in popularity and made up 37 per

cent

of the

accommodation

preference. Camping experienced a slight rise in percentage,

while

caravans mildly dropped to 10 per

cent

. A significant drop can be seen in the possibility of staying with

friends

,

due to

the fact that only 35 per

cent

of people made

such

an

accommodation

choice in 1985.

Lastly

, in 2005, caravans made a comeback, reaching a record fraction and taking up

one fifth

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of the whole

pie

chart,

while

staying with

friends

reached an

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low of 30 per

cent

.