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The pie charts show changes in the accommodation preferences of holidaymakers across three separate years: 1988, 1998, and 2008. Overall, hotels and particularly rented apartments seemed to become more popular over the period, while the complete reverse could be said about staying with family and camping. Despite such shifts, staying with family remained by far the most popular option throughout the period.

Hotels and rented apartments surged in popularity towards the end of the period. At the start of the period, rented apartments were the least popular choice, with only 7% of holidaymakers opting for them, while twice as many (15%) stayed in hotels. Both lodging types grew in percent over time, with the former hitting 11% and the latter 22% by 1998. By the final year, hotels had maintained their share, whereas the proportion of holidaymakers choosing rented apartments had experienced a twofold rise, reaching parity with hotels at 22%.

The remaining two options, while the most favored initially, lost some of their appeal over the years. In 1998, slightly more than half of holidaymakers opted to stay with family, with camping attracting half as many. A decade later, there was a minor two-percentage-point increase in staying with family, while camping’s popularity halved. By 2008, both accommodation choices had fallen out of favor, with only around one in four holidaymakers preferring to stay with family, compared to just 12% opting for camping.

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The table shows the share of women in the labor force and in management across five distinct countries. Overall, women in the labor force outnumber their counterparts working in management in the majority of countries, with the exception of Australia, where the latter slightly exceeds the former. It is also clear that Australia and the USA have generally similar figures, while the most pronounced differences between the two work types can be found in Japan and particularly Sri Lanka.

Starting with women in the labor force, it is Japan where a staggering 48% of women are working in the labor force, with the USA coming next in this regard (46%). Whereas this figure in Australia is as high as that in Sri Lanka, accounting for 42% each, the lowest proportion of the female labor force can be observed in Egypt, at 20%.

When it comes to managerial workforce, an impressive 43% of women in Australia and the USA are pursuing their professional paths in the field of management, with Japan trailing way too distantly behind (17%). There is also a two-percent disparity between Sri Lanka and Egypt in terms of female managers, with the latter being slightly higher at 12%.

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