The stacked bar-chart provides information about the total number of employed workers in 2009 and 2019, in 5 different industries that are related to the wider tourism sector. Overall, the total number of people working in tourism-linked industries has increased from a total of one million in 2009 to one million and two-hundred thousand in 2019. However, the single sectors display a much more mixed case.
Firstly, the number of people working in food-related jobs has considerably increased by 75. 3 thousand, making it the fastest growing industry.
Sports jobs also experience a significant growth trend in the total number of employees, with a positive net change of 65 thousand since 2009.
Furthermore, the general “travel” industry experiences a particular boost in employment with a net change of 53. 3 thousand people, making it the third fastest growing sector among the ones surveyed.
On the other hand, Hotels and other facilities for accommodation experience a relatively modest upward trend in their respective number of workers, growing by 6. 8 thousand, while museums, galleries and culture-related activities compose the only sector which witnesses a fall in numbers of employed people, going from 82. 8 thousand workers in 2009 to 77. 4 thousand in 2019.
The stacked bar-chart provides information about the
total
number
of employed workers in 2009 and 2019, in 5
different
industries that
are related
to the wider tourism
sector
.
Overall
, the
total
number
of
people
working in tourism-linked industries has increased from a
total
of one million in 2009 to one million and two-hundred thousand in 2019.
However
, the single
sectors
display a much more mixed case.
Firstly
, the
number
of
people
working in food-related jobs has
considerably
increased by 75. 3 thousand, making it the fastest growing industry.
Sports jobs
also
experience a significant growth trend in the
total
number
of employees, with a
positive
net
change
of 65 thousand since 2009.
Furthermore
, the general “travel” industry experiences a particular boost in employment with a net
change
of 53. 3 thousand
people
, making it the third fastest growing
sector
among the ones surveyed.
On the other hand
, Hotels and other facilities for accommodation experience a
relatively
modest upward trend in their respective
number
of workers, growing by 6. 8 thousand, while museums, galleries and culture-related activities compose the
only
sector
which witnesses a fall in
numbers
of employed
people
, going from 82. 8 thousand workers in 2009 to 77. 4 thousand in 2019.