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The image contains a bar chart illustrating the number of jobs across four sectors for five specified years. In 1989, the job numbers were: Restaurants 1100, Hotels 1050, Sport and leisure 900, and Travel and tour 800. For the year 1994, the figures were: Restaurants 1280, Hotels 1400, Sport and leisure 700, and Travel and tour 1050. In 1999, the data was: Restaurants 1400, Hotels 1220, Sport and leisure 1050, and Travel and tour 900. For 2004, the values were: Restaurants 1600, Hotels 1080, Sport and leisure 900, and Travel and tour 700. Finally, in 2009, the job numbers were: Restaurants 1280, Hotels 1050, Sport and leisure 700, and Travel and tour 400.
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The bar chart here illustrates amount of tourism-related jobs in certain UK city from year 1989 to 2009. Overall, before the 2009 Restaurants connected jobs’ value steadily increased, while since 1994 Hotels, Travel and tour’s decreased. However, interest in Sport and leisure related works fluctuated wildly throughout the period.
Restaurants started the period with a number of approximately 1,100 works and this consistently moved up in value year on year to reach a peak of around 1,600 in 2004. Hotels began the recorded period with a very similar value to Resturants, but in contrast, its number of jobs reduced every year, until it reached a low of about 1,050 in 2009.
Job count in Travel and tour was just below 800 in 1989 and this jumped dramatically to nearly 1,050 the following year, before plummeting to around 400 in 2009. Sport and leisure’s headcount remained at the range from 650 to 1,050 for the entire period and stopped at 650 in 2009
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