Sentence examples for When tourist from inspiring English sources
Water is already a precious commodity in Siem Reap, particularly during the dry season, when tourist numbers are highest.
But you don't have to get on a surfboard to enjoy Santa Cruz in the winter months, when tourist crowds are thinner, hotel prices lower and the weather still so mild that a lined windbreaker is usually enough.
Back in 1981, when tourist travel to China was still a novelty, and sites along the Great Wall did not yet resemble Disneyland, the artist Bohdan D. Osyczka and his wife, Mimi, paid a monthlong visit to the country.
That is when tourist officials and hospital administrators came up with a strategy: market Thailand as a place you would actually travel to for plastic surgery and maybe even other medical procedures as well.
The biogas system (BS) was a simple wastewater treatment way and could promise reusable fuel, but lots of them had low adoptive rate and obsolescence with unsuitable management, so they also would become a pollution source when tourist peak emerged and brought about huge amounts wastewater.
As a result, Fiji risks losing around $254m in promised EU aid, badly needed at a time when tourist numbers are declining, the gold industry has collapsed and the country's main export industry, sugar, has stagnated.All of which gives even greater importance to peacekeeping.
Broadway producers rarely open shows in summertime, when tourist-dominated audiences are biggest for long-running hits, but a new musical-comedy is moving into the St. James Theater in July: "Bring It On," a spinoff on the battle-of-the-cheerleaders movie from 2000 starring Kirsten Dunst.
Here's an example from this newspaper: "Broadway producers rarely open shows in summertime, when tourist-dominated audiences are biggest for long-running hits, but a new musical-comedy is moving into the St. James Theater in July: "Bring It On," a spinoff on the battle-of-the-cheerleaders movie from 2000 starring Kirsten Dunst".
Broadway producers rarely open new shows in summertime, when tourist-dominated audiences in New York are biggest for long-running hits, but a new musical comedy is moving into the St. James Theater in July: "Bring It On," a takeoff on the battle-of-the-cheerleaders movie from 2000 starring Kirsten Dunst.
Especially when tourists' awful eruptions are good for business?J.
But the sector is resilient, even when tourists are attacked.
