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The image features a stacked bar chart with a vertical y-axis labeled "Total employment (in thousands)" running from 0 to 1,400 with intervals of 200, and a horizontal x-axis displaying the years 2009 and 2019. A legend at the bottom defines five categories: "Sports", "Culture (museums, galleries, etc.)", "Travel", "Food", and "Hotel (and other accomodation)". In 2009, employment figures stacked from bottom to top are: Sports at 284.7, Culture (museums, galleries, etc.) at 82.8, Travel at 60.9, Food at 283.4, and Hotel (and other accomodation) at 299.2. In 2019, employment figures stacked from bottom to top are: Sports at 345.7, Culture (museums, galleries, etc.) at 77.4, Travel at 114.2, Food at 357.7, and Hotel (and other accomodation) at 306.0.
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The bar chart illustrates the number of people employed in five tourism-related industries in 2009 and 2019.
Overall, total employment increased over the ten-year period. Food remained one of the largest employment sectors and became the biggest category in 2019, while travel experienced a considerable rise. In contrast, employment in the culture sector declined slightly.
In 2009, the hotel industry employed the largest number of people, at 299,200, followed closely by sports and food, with 284,700 and 283,400 employees respectively. Meanwhile, culture and travel accounted for considerably smaller figures, at 82,800 and 60,900 respectively.
By 2019, employment in the food industry had risen to 357,700, making it the largest sector. The figure for sports also increased, reaching 345,700, while hotel employment grew slightly to 306,000. Travel employment almost doubled to 114,200. However, the culture sector was the only category to experience a decline, falling from 82,800 to 77,400 employees.
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