The bar chart illustrates the number of
jobs
in various tourism-related sectors in a UK city from 1989 to 2009, measured at five-year intervals.
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Overall
, employment in food services and accommodation consistently accounted for the highest number of Linking Words
jobs
throughout the period. Use synonyms
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, such
leisure
showed gradual growth, others Punctuation problem
leisure,
like
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, like
travel
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agencies
experienced a decline after peaking in the late 1990s.
In 1989, restaurants and food chains employed approximately 1,100 people, slightly more than the hotel sector, which had around 1,050 Punctuation problem
agencies,
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. Entertainment and leisure services followed closely, Use synonyms
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travel
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agencies
and sports facilities had relatively fewer positions, with just under 900 and 800 Use synonyms
jobs
, respectively.
By 1994, the food and accommodation sectors saw a modest increase, with food-related Use synonyms
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reaching 1,300. Use synonyms
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agencies
experienced a notable rise, peaking at about 1,100 Use synonyms
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in 1999, the same year restaurants Use synonyms
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reached a high of 1,400 positions. Linking Words
However
, employment in Linking Words
travel
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agencies
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then
declined sharply, dropping to below 800 by 2009.
Sports and leisure Linking Words
jobs
grew steadily over the years, climbing from around 700 in 1994 to over 1,000 in 2009. Meanwhile, the hotel industry remained relatively stable, with minor fluctuations, ending the period with just over 1,000 Use synonyms
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