Sentence examples for Besides tourism from inspiring English sources

Besides tourism, agriculture (vineyards, olives, citrus fruits) and fishing are carried on.

Besides tourism and agriculture there is not much to fill the gap.

Besides tourism and hedonism, Giles Palmer, founder of Brandwatch, a social media analytics business, says his adopted home town remains a place for nonconformists, which manifests itself in an offbeat political scene in which the nation's first and only Green Party MP was elected in 2010.

Core areas of tiger reserves are technically sacrosanct, where no human activity, besides tourism, is condoned.

"We should promote our country better so that investors associate other aspects of excellence with Malta besides tourism, which we are best known for," Adrian Said, coordinator of an economic policy group called Competitive Malta, was quoted by Agence France-Presse as saying.

Other than that there's not a lot besides tourism and hospitality, and they're all low paid jobs.

Beside tourism, the island's main income comes from rice and coffee.

Besides the tourism slump, trade has also suffered, so tax receipts have dried up.

Besides ensuring tourism and providing storylines for scores of feature films, the mystique of ancient Egypt also launched a specific sort of museum show that has become de rigueur for large institutions: the blockbuster.

Besides hotels and tourism, the school district is the major employer in Las Vegas - perfect for recent education major graduates.

Besides such obvious industries as tourism, he says they should therefore specialise in commodities and agriculture.