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The bar chart illustrate the quantity of jobs in tourism related industries, namely restaurants, hotel, sports and leisure, travel and tours from 1989 to 2009
Overall,the number of jobs in restaurant and hotel was increased dramatically. On the contrary, travel and tour jobs claimed to be the lowest

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The bar illustrates the quantity of jobs in tourism-related industries generated in one UK city from 1989 to 2009

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The given chart illustrates the numbers of jobs in tourism industry in a UK city over the course of 20 years, starting from 1989.

As can be referred from the paragraph, restaurant and hotel increased dramatically but the sport and travel decreased signìicantly. In addition, tours was the lowest.

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The bar chart illustrates the number of job in tourism -related industries in one UK city from 1989 to 2009.
As can be referred from the graph,the number of jobs in restaurant tend to rise while travels and tours decrease.However, hotels,sports and leisure have no tend to change.

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The bar chart illustrates the amount of jobs that were related to tourism industries in one UK city from 1989 to 2009.
As can referred from the chart, restaurant and hotels increased sharply. But sports and travel decreased significantly. In addition, the lowest period is travel

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The given bar chart illustrates the figure of jobs in tourism industry in a Uk city over the period of twenty-year starting from 1989.

As can be inferred from the paragraph, the restaurants witenessed a remarably rise in the number of jobs and became the highest throught the period. On the contrary, travel and tour jobs claimed to be the lowest.

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The bar chart illustrates the number of jobs in tourism, is restaurants, hotels, sports and leisure, travel and tour starting form 1989.
As can be referred from the chart, Restaurant figures are always up but have declined a bit in the last years. Hotels and travel and tours at first increased but dropped very quickly. And the stats of sports and leisure have an increase at first, but then decrease and then increase again and then decrease again.

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The given bar chart illustrates changes in the number of occupations in tourism-related industries in one UK city over a period of 20 years started from 1989.
Overall, the number of jobs in restaurants witnessed a upward trend and reached the highest number throughout the period, while jobs in hotels remained stable most of the time. However, the quantity of jobs in travel and tours remained the lowest

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The bar chart illustrates the number of jobs in tourism-related industries in one UK city from 1989 to 2009.
Overall, the number of jobs of restaurants rise dramatically but the number of jobs of sports and leisure, hotels and travel and tours dropped slightly. In addition, the number of jobs of travel and tours was the lowest.

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The bar chart demonstrates the figure for jobs in tourism fields in one UK city, namely restaurants, hotels, sport and leisure, travel and tours between over the course of 20 years starting in 1989.

Overall, the number of people working in restaurants in the tourism sector accounts for the majority and saw rapid growth, while the number of people working in hotels or sports & leisure didn't change much over the time period. In contrast, the number of jobs in travel and tours industry was the lowest.

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The given bar graph compares the number of jobs of 4 different industries related to tourism in a city from the UK over a span of 20 years, starting in 1989.
Out of all four industries examined, the number of jobs in restaurants witnessed a significant rise, making it the most popular job, while the figure for hotels stayed unchanged. By contrast, travel and tours gradual fall, becoming the least popular industry throughout the period, followed by sport and leisure.

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The bar graph illustrates the number of jobs in tourism-related industries such as restaurants, hotels, sports and leisure, travel and tour over a 20-year period beginning in 1989.
As shown in the graph, the number of restaurant jobs increased dramatically, while the number of jobs in sports and leisure, travels and tours dropped slightly. In addition, the number of hotel jobs has remained relatively constant. Moreover, hotels and restaurants were by far the most common recruitment sectors during the time period investigated.

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The given bar chart illustrates how many occupations 4 tourism-related industries generated in one UK city from 1989 to 2009.
Overall, it can be seen that in 4 industries, restaurant jobs generally registered the highest number throughout the period. On the contrary, number of travel and tours  remained the lowest. Trends and degrees?

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The bar chart illustrates how many jobs tourism-related industries generated in one UK city from 1989 to 2009
As can be inferred in the graph, the most notable detail is that the number of jobs in sports leisure, travel and tours decreased slightly throughout the period whereas the figures for restaurants rose dramatically. Moreover, the number of jobs in hotels did not change/ remained static in 2009 (don't use and at the beginning of a sentence). Order?

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The following bar chart represent the number of jobs in tourism-related industries in one UK city from 1989 to 2009.

As can be referred from the chart, restaurant jobs have a significant upward trend, while the hotel jobs remain steadily throughout 20 years. Though, sports and travel related are decreasing slowly

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Given is the bar chart comparing the number of occupations that were created by the tourism-related industries in a UK city in two decades, starting from 1989.

As can be observed from the chart, job numbers in restaurants, with the highest enrolments, witnessed an upward trend; while job opportunities in hotels remained static. On the contrary, the number of people employed in jobs related to sport and travel decreased throughout the showing period.

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The bar graph illustrates the quantity of jobs in industries that were related to tourism, namely restaurants, hotels, sports and leisure, travel and tour over a course of 20 years commencing in 1989.

As can be referred from the graph, the number of jobs in restaurants experienced a remarkable rise, whereas the figures for jobs in sports and leisure, travels and tours decreased slightly. Furthermore, the quantity of occupations in hotels stayed relatively unchanged.Additionally, hotels and restaurants were the most employed sectors throughout the period examined
In the year 1989, the number of occupations in hotels was by far the highest, at 1300, which was followed by the figure for jobs in restaurants, at 1100. From 1989 to  2004, the quantity of jobs in restaurants witnessed a drastic rise and reached a peak of 1600 in 2004, whereas the figure for occupations in hotel fluctuated and remained stable at roughly 1300. Between 2004 and 2009, there was a slight decrease in the number of people employed in restaurants, from 1600 to nearly 1500, while the figure for jobs continued to stay consistent at approximately 1300.

In terms of the quantity of occupations in 1989, sports and leisure stood at 800, which was followed by travel and tours, at just under 800. The quantity of employees in travel and tours observed a noticeable rise, prior to dramatically decreasing and hit a low of approximately 400 in 2009.  Additionally, the figure for people employed in sport and leisure fluctuated during the period shown and reached a peak of just over 800 in 1999