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.

This

report derives from the above bar chart which enumerates the figure of careers in four categories namely, restaurants, hotels, sports and travel that are related to tourism in a town in Britain. As an initial overview, most of the work is in eateries and hostels. Not only is

this

point clear, but

also

all the numeric of

jobs

fell in 2009. Notably, the tendency of growing is the same for the figure of positions in taverns, hotels and transportation, as the numeral was jumping until it reached a peak

then

started to decrease.

Additionally

, the number of

jobs

in the field of fun and activities fluctuated throughout the entire period.

Moreover

, most of the

jobs

were related to restaurants in 1989, as it was around 1100.

On the contrary

, hotels and accommodation careers ranked first in 1994 with 1400 positions. By looking at 2004 data,

it is clear that

the lowest

jobs

were in the travelling field;

however

, working in restaurants was viral and reached its peak.