The chart below shows the number of jobs in tourism related industries in one UK city between 1989 and 2009. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given bar chart compares the four travel sectors of the economy restaurants, hotels, sports and leisure and

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and tours - in terms of the

number

of

jobs

from 1989 to 2009 in a particular British urban area. In 1989, the city’s restaurants hired around 1100 employees.

This

number

boosted meaningfully before reaching the top at 1600

jobs

in 2004. Despite a minor deterioration during the remainder of the

period

, it still maintained the highest

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efficiency in comparison to other domains. Hotels stood at the second position in terms of employment for the whole

period

, excluding 1994, when they had 1400

jobs

and surpassed to be in the top position. After that, the

number

of hotel-related

jobs

slowly declined to just over 1000

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in 2009

. In the remaining sectors, sports and leisure and travel and tourism employed roughly 800 people between the

period

1989 and 1994. Over the next decade,

while

sports and leisure

jobs

remained constant at about 800, travel and tour

jobs

plunged to 600.

At the end

of the phase, the

number

of the former was practically twice that of the latter, with nearly 700 and exactly 400 employees respectively.

Overall

, the restaurant was the industry that created the most

jobs

among the four categories surveyed during

this

period

.

Additionally

,

this

sector has seen a rising trend,

while

the other two sectors have seen a noticeable decline over these two decades.