The bar chart below shows the different types of accommodation chosen by the British when they went on holiday in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant This graph illustrates the holiday accommodation chosen by people in the United Kingdom during the year of 2010 It is clear that hotel and self-catering were by far the most preferred kinds of accommodation over four countries with only one exception from Wales In other side, caravan and camping saw the smallest percentage in demands except of a little difference from Northern Ireland Hotel was the most popular form with over 50% chosen by English and Scottish and the percentage of people from Wales and Northern Ireland chose this type were 49% and 43% respectively While self- catering indicated the second attractive type with 27 % in England, 30% in Scotland and 28% in Wales, Caravan reached the second popular form in Northern Ireland with 31% Caravan and Camping almost were the smallest in favor of choosing accommodation accordingly with 5% and 12% in England, 12% and 5% in Scotland, 9% and 14% in Wales On the other hand, there was a difference in Northern Ireland in which self-catering and camping saw the smallest figures with 12% for each (179 words)