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The image shows a bar chart with four categories tracked across five years: 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009. The categories are Restaurants, Hotels, Sport and Leisure, and Travel and Tours. In 1989, Restaurants had a value of approximately 700, Hotels around 600, Sport and Leisure near 500, and Travel and Tours close to 400. In 1994, Restaurants increased to roughly 800, Hotels to about 700, Sport and Leisure to around 900, and Travel and Tours to approximately 850. In 1999, Restaurants reached 1000, Hotels 1100, Sport and Leisure 1400, and Travel and Tours 1200. In 2004, Restaurants had a value of nearly 800, Hotels around 1400, Sport and Leisure close to 1600, and Travel and Tours approximately 1200. Lastly, in 2009, Restaurants were at about 600, Hotels close to 1600, Sport and Leisure near 1500, and Travel and Tours around 1400.
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The bar chart compares difference numbur of jobs in tourism industries in UK cities in the years 1989,1994,1999,2004 and 2009.
Overall, it is clear that jobs in restaurants are the most higher request in 2004. Employments increased in most industries, with restaurants and travel and tours showing the largest growth. In contrast, sports and leisure jobs generally declined.
In 1989, restaurants employed about 1200 workers, which this figure roses to 1400 in 1994 and around 1500 workers in 1999. By 2009. the employment in this sector increase roughly to 16000, making the largest employer in the whole period. Hotels also saw modarate growth, increasing from just 1000 in 1989 to about 1300 in 1994.
Sports and leisure experienced the opposite trend. Employment began at roughly 900 workers in 1989 and climed to around 1100 in 1994. However, this sector declined steadily thereafter, falling to about 1000 in 1999 which compare the lowest point, around 800, in 2009.
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