The chart below compares the percentages of tourism dollars spent in different economic sectors in two time periods. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph presents data on the percentages of revenue (in dollars) generated by the travelling industry in 4 various sectors of the economy between 1980 and 2015.

Overall

, among the 4 sectors (Polyester,

Cotton

, Cellulosic, and Wool) that have effected by tourism, Polyester and

Cotton

registered an increase

while

Cellulosic plateaued for most of the period and Wool saw a marginal fall. Starting off with the sectors that experienced a rise, Polyester had stood at 5

million

tonnes in 1980.

This

sector rocketed to become a little shy of 70

million

overtaking

Cotton

in 1995 to become the textile with the highest demand. In second place was

Cotton

, which had started at roughly 13

million

, and registered a steady climb to finish at a little over 30

million

. Turning to Cellulosic business, experienced a plateau over the first two decades, and

then

marginally increased: from approximately 3

million

in 1980 to circa 10

million

in 2015.

lastly

, Wool was the only sector undergone a decline starting at a little under 3

million

to reach roughly 1

million

at the end

.