Sentence examples for besides tourism from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

Reihlen focuses on the ecological impact of the changes to farming practices being introduced and is trying to identify additional functions farmers could be involved in besides common agriculture (tourism, energy generation, biodiversity conservation, establishing rural community values) for the benefit of society.

The fund is "one of our biggest basic industries now," besides fishing, mining and tourism, said Oliver Scott Goldsmith, an economist with the University of Alaska.

Secondly, besides cultural and natural tourism resources, the level of supporting tourism resources, especially infrastructure and service facilities, is very important in shaping tourists' positive traveling feelings.

Oil is the nation's only significant economic hope besides coffee, and perhaps eventually, tourism.

Anyway, they bring in millions through tourism, unite the country, and, besides, nobody wants a president.

But this affair, besides its spectacular scale, coincides with slumps in tourism and natural resources, the mainstays of the region's poorer countries.