The bar chart describes people who were employed in 5 different kinds of categories related to tourism in 1989 and 1999. Overall, it can be seen that the number of employees working in 1999 was higher than that of people were employed in 1988 and the figures for workers in the culture, food, and hotels(and other accommodation) occupied the majority of the total employees.
The number of employees in the culture and food sectors was around 284, 000 people in 1989, which was lower than that of the following ten years. Following that, the figure for people working in the travel accounted for 114, 200 people, exceeded that of in 1989, which was two times as many as the figures.
In contrast, 306, 000 workers in the hotels sector were reported in 1999, which was slightly higher than that of hotels employees in 1989. Meanwhile, the figure for people working in sports was chosen to be the least, lower than the figure for 10 years ago.
The bar chart
describes
people
who
were employed
in 5
different
kinds of categories related to tourism in 1989 and 1999.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the number of employees working in 1999 was higher than that of
people
were employed
in 1988 and the
figures
for workers in the culture, food, and hotels(and other accommodation) occupied the majority of the total employees.
The number of employees in the culture and food sectors was around 284, 000
people
in 1989, which was lower than that of the following ten years. Following that, the
figure
for
people
working in the travel accounted for 114, 200
people
, exceeded that of in 1989, which was two times as
many
as the figures.
In contrast
, 306, 000 workers in the hotels sector
were reported
in 1999, which was
slightly
higher than that of hotels employees in 1989. Meanwhile, the
figure
for
people
working in sports
was chosen
to be the least, lower than the
figure
for 10 years ago.