The Charts Show The Proportion Of Holidaymakers Of One Region Staying In Different Types Of Accommodation

Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The charts show the proportion of travelers who opted for different types of accommodation in three years. It can be seen that in 1965, as much as 55% of holiday makers preferred to stay with friends or relatives. While 16% of them stayed in hotels, 15% of them chose camping. The remaining 14% stayed in caravans. Accommodation preferences of holidaymakers changed significantly over the next 20 years. By 1985, the proportion of travelers who stayed in hotels increased to 37% whereas that of travelers who stayed with friends or family dropped to 35%. There was a minor increase in the proportion of those who opted for camping. Meanwhile the takers of caravans dropped from 14% in 1965 to 10% in 1985. By 2005, the popularity of caravans increased significantly with as much as 20% of tourists opting for them. There was not much difference in the proportion of travelers who chose hotels. Camping was the least preferred option in 2005 with only 12% of the travelers opting for it.

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