Read the text and decide which of the statements below are True, False or Not Stated

Lazing around on a beach is still the favourite holiday for Britons. And most of the British people prefer to do it at home, despite the popularity of foreign sunspots. According to one of the national surveys, nearly 60 per cent of holidaying Britons head for the seaside and only a third of those go abroad. Forty per cent of them take one holiday a year, but 21 per cent go away several times. Last year 39 per cent didn't have a holiday at all, explaining that they couldn't afford one. A third of those who went away chose to stay at hotels or guest houses. A fifth preferred camps or caravans. The least favourite holiday was the two-wheeled sort of cycling or touring by motorbike.

1. The most favourite holiday for Britons is bungee jumping.
   [True|False|Not Stated]
2. Although Britons like travelling, most of them prefer their own country for holidays.
   [True|False|Not Stated]
3. Britons and Americans are the most active travellers in the world.
   [True|False|Not Stated]
4. One of the reasons for not having a holiday during the year is lack of money.
   [True|False|Not Stated]
5. According to the survey, the percentage of those who travelled abroad and stayed at home is the same.
   [True|False|Not Stated]
6. From year to year the amount of travellers from GB is constantly growing.
   [True|False|Not Stated]