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 graph illustrates how many

jobs

were in tourism-related industries in a city in the UK over the course of 20 years, starting from 1989.

Overall

,

Sport

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Sports

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and leisure,

travel

and tours witnessed downward trends in their

jobs

, as opposed to restaurants.

While

,

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hotel

jobs

remained unchanged despite some fluctuations.

In addition

, restaurants registered the highest figures for most of the period, which peaked in 2004. The number of

jobs

in restaurants, which stood at 1100

jobs

in 1989, rapidly increased to

hit

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1600

jobs

after 15 years, before a sharp drop was seen to reach 1300

jobs

at the end

of the period. Meanwhile, the figure for the sport and leisure sector witnessed a slight fall of about 200

jobs

to hit 700

jobs

in 1994, followed by

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considerable growth to hit over 1000

jobs

after 5 years.

This

figure

then

slightly decreased to reach 700

jobs

in 2009. In the first year of the given period, hotel

jobs

and

travel

and

tours

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jobs

had parallel patterns. The number of

jobs

in hotels, which started at over 1000

jobs

,

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was

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nearly 100

jobs

higher than that of

travel

and tours. Those figures

then

markedly went up to reach about 1400 hotel

jobs

and 1050

travel

and tour

jobs

, before significantly falling to hit 1000

jobs

and 400

jobs

respectively in the final year.