The table below the income and jobs generated last year by tourism in Canadian states and territories. Summarise the information by selscting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The table depicts how
income
and jobs
, in actual number value, are produced by tourism
industries in eleven Canadian provinces and territories in the last
year.
It was noticeable how the profit numbers skyrocketed in Ontario
to $226.781M(million) compared to earnings in Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta at $53.570M, $49.130M, and $30.630M respectively. The amount of income
from the tourism
business was further
reduced in Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Territories, and Prince Edward Island, which ranged between 6.830M and 14.700M. There was a positive correlation between earnings and job availability in all locations. The figures for job opportunities in Ontario
were considerably higher than the rest of the Canadian provinces and territories (226.781 Jobs
). The number of created jobs
was also
substantial in Quebec, British Colombia, and Alberta following Ontario
as shown on the table of their earned income
. Unfortunately, the amount of work available is certainly lower in Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. This
is reflected indirectly, in the correlated earned income
from tourism
industries.
Overall
, based on the data, we can see that the amount of the created income
as well as
the jobs
through the tourism
industries was dominated by the providence of Ontario
. We also
can conclude, that tourism
in Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta has been kept in the middle ranking and the figures for the rest of Canada remained the lowest standing for last
year.Submitted by slowloris4444 on
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