Sentence examples for attract tour from inspiring English sources
The phrase "attract tour" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use. Example: "The goal of our marketing campaign is to attract tour groups to our city."
A new "Amerail Fare" for foreign visitors will go into effect Wednesday as part of Government and travel in dustry efforts to attract tour ists from overseas.
Even Mr. Scassini and his wife, Vania, allow that there is a poetry gap between their place, which they would like to expand to attract tour buses for olive oil tastings, and the old-fashioned presses like Mr. Menghini's.
For generations, the wineries were not set up to attract tour buses or long chains of drop-in travelers coming to taste and ask questions.
In Greendale, a benefactor helped invest in the town center, attracting tour buses filled with eager visitors.
However, because of its size (88 rooms) and because it is not in the center of town, it attracts tour buses.
The room shortage makes it difficult to attract package tours or scheduled flights by major airlines.
"It's 'Which of these hundreds of pastry shops that everyone is writing about is worth my time?' I think people are attracted to tours because a tour focuses like a laser through all that noise and says, 'This is the best.' We've done the work.
Last year's inaugural event attracted Challenge Tour record crowds of over 22,000 for the four days and organisers are targeting an attendance of 30,000 for the 2014 tournament.
"It just didn't happen for me last year but my form so far this season has been pretty consistent and I will be hoping to keep that going right up to the Northern Ireland Open and during the event". Last year's inaugural event attracted Challenge Tour record crowds of over 22,000 for the four days and organisers are targeting an attendance of 30,000 for the 2014 tournament.
It was back in the early 1960s when Nicklaus first began contemplating the idea of giving back to his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, by building a course that would attract the P.G.A. Tour's best for an annual tournament.
As part of its stepped-up effort to attract sponsors, the tour is enlisting golfers to help ensure that companies feel as if they're getting their money's worth.
