Sentence examples for avoid tourist from inspiring English sources

The Maoist paramilitaries warned travellers to avoid tourist icons such as Machu Picchu, and successfully struck deep at the nation's economy.

This group of twelve mostly large-scale color photographs from China makes conscious reference to nineteenth-century travellers' albums but is at pains to avoid tourist clichés.

When first asked, 61 per cent of respondents said they would avoid tourist attractions abroad showing whales and dolphins; when they were shown a short statement about the difference between conditions for the animals in the wild and conditions in captivity, and asked again, the number of those against a day out at a dolphinarium rose to 86 per cent.

If Time Out has a slightly leftish slant, it is also thorough and discerning and should be consulted if you plan to go to the theater and want to avoid tourist traps like, well, "The Mousetrap," the desiccated Agatha Christie play in the West End.

Murtagh says she is seeing a luxury customer who increasingly wants to avoid "tourist places and the crowds," and for those seeking more private experiences, it's worth noting the Belmond Grand Hibernian only has 40 guests.

Conversely, avoid tourist spots on the weekends.

Q.How do you avoid tourists?

You can't avoid tourists in this famous venue, but it is still worth a visit, as since 1830, the Toone has hosted a daily show of marionnettes.

Ninety percent of those who attend the circus come from not very far away — for years it has been one place where New Yorkers can reliably avoid tourists.

He relocated to a nearby apartment for the summer, to avoid tourists and for security reasons, but he maintains a room in the Atelier that has his initials on the door in rhinestones.

Wharton joked that even better, the model allows explorers to avoid tourists, unlike in the actual Hagia Sophia.