The given graph illustrates the quantity of tertiary industry jobs in a city of the UK from 1989 to 2009.
Overall, the figure for restaurant jobs was almost the highest during the period. Beside it, the job related travel and tours seems to be at its lowest level over the period.
In terms of restaurants and hotels related jobs, both jobs witnessed an increase from 1989 to 2009. The number of restaurant jobs started at around 1100 jobs from 1989 and increased gradually and reached the highest at 1600 in 2004 before decreasing slightly in 2009. Similar to restaurant jobs, hotel jobs started at around 1300 jobs in 1989 and rose to 1400 in 1994 before decreasing slightly to 1300 jobs and remaining to the last years.
In Sport and leisure jobs, the figure for this kind of jobs started at a quite low point at 800 jobs and fluctuated during the period and ended at around 690 jobs in 2009. The number of travel and tour jobs was the occupation with the fewest jobs in 1989 before increasing to more than 800 jobs 5 years later. However, the number of this industry has decreased sharply by nearly half at around 410 jobs in the last year of the period.