The bar chart illustrates the number of various careers in tourism related industries in one city in the UK from 1989 to 2009.
Overall, there was a decrease in the number of jobs in sport and leisure, and travel and tours, while the figure for restaurants and hotels saw an upward trend. In addition, restaurants and hotels had the highest figure throughout the period.
The quantity of careers in restaurants and hotels in tourism related started at the highest figure, around 1100 jobs in 1989, after which it experienced a gradual rise and peaked at 1600 jobs in 2004, before decreasing approximately 1500 jobs at the end of the period.
Over 800 careers were recorded in sport and leisure in 1989, with a subsequent decrease and final at around 700 jobs in 2009. A similar trend was seen in the figure for travel and tours, at the lowest level, over 750 careers in 1989, followed by a fall to roughly 400 careers in the end. Despite that, it generally had the lowest figure over the period.
