The bar chart shows information about the destinations that british couples who

were just married chose in 2010. 5,000 of them were questioned.

Overall, it is clear that several Asian countries were the most popular places for
honeymooners, such as Thailand and Bali. Another noticeable point is that the least
chosen places were in Europe and they were Spain, Paris and the Lake district.

Looking at the details, Thailand was the number-one destination, with 1,410 couples
choosing it for their honeymoon, making it slightly more popular than Bali, with
1,335 couples. Costa Rica was the third popular destination for honeymooners, with
750 couples spending their honeymoon there. Next, the Maldives was ranked fourth
with 600 couples.

Regarding the other destinations, the Greek Islands came next, with 432 couples
preferring to stay there. Just 209 and 140 newlywed couples who were asked said
that they liked spending their honeymoon in Paris and Spain respectively. Further
more the least popular honeymoon destination was the Lake district, with just only
124 couples choosing this.