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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 provides information regarding amount of tourism-related jobs in city of the UK between the period of 1989 and 2009.
Overall, restaurants have shown the biggest figures throughout the whole period, whereas the reverse was true for travel and tours. Additionally hotel and restaurants witnessed a notable incerase, whereas the reversed trend was true for other two categories.
To begin with, hospitality industry was responsible for approximately 1100 job spaces. The figure experienced a dramatic growth, peaking at all-time high 1500 by 2004. A rise was followed by slight drop to nearly 1250 by 2009. Similarly, hotels provided almost 100 workspaces in 1989. The figure grew to roughly 1400 by 1994, but then saw a mild fall to initial values by 2009.
To continue, sports and leisure category fluctuated between approximately 1200 and 700 jobs, finishing with 700 workspaces by the end of the span. Travel and tours followed this fluctuating trend, dropping from nearly 800 to 400 jobs by the end of the period.
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