The charts below show the proportion of holiday makers using four different types of accommodation in three different years.

The pie chart provides data about holidaymakers and varied types of accommodation and four different options: staying with a family, rented apartment, camping and

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in three-decade intervals during the years 1988, 1998 and 2008.

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, across three decades, housing preferences remained relatively similar, with staying with a family consistently being the most popular choice. In 1988, staying with a family was the most dominant choice with over half of the people (52%).

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was followed by camping which was chosen by 26 tourists and

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with rented apartments with only 15 and 7 respectively. By 1998, staying with a family still remained the most preferred option, with a quarter of the people who used

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and only 13 choosing camping, still leaving behind rented accommodation with only 11. Over 2008, the section of staying with a family slightly decreased down to 44,

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other options faced an increase, except camping which dropped to 12. At the same time, both rented apartments and

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raised up to 22 respectively.