The bar chart illustrates data on the figure for industrial careers in tourism in one city of United Kingdom. The data is from twenty years, from 1989 to 2009, and the jobs are restaurants, hotels, sport and leisure, travel and tours.
Overall, almost of jobs in the chart had two different periodof development. They increasedinitially and then decreased. In comparison with starting year, the final year had a general decline, excepting the jobs in restaurant.
In the year 1989, the proportion of jobs in restaurant was highest, at around 1100 jobs. By contrast, the figure for careers in travel and tours was lowest, exactly 800 jobs. Approximately 1050 hotel’s jobs, compared to precisely 900 jobs in sport and leisure.
In 2009, the number of jobs in restaurant was more than 1300 jobs, a strong decline after 15 years increased continuously. Careers in hotel returned initial number after up and down periods. Alike in the year 1989, jobs in travel and tours was the smallest, roughly 410 jobs, less than jobs in sport and leisure about 240 jobs.
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