Sentence examples for budding tourism from inspiring English sources

According to Pumari, one of the city's best hopes for an economic future is the budding tourism industry.

The prince and his aides pulled out their cameras to take photographs of the market scene, all part of their research for the budding tourism industry.

For more than 500 years, the town was largely ignored by history -- so when it was rediscovered by the budding tourism industry in the late 19th century, no modern activity had disfigured its ancient walls, its moment of brief medieval exuberance having been preserved like a fly in amber.

And while some of the garbage might seem like, well, garbage, California is just one of several states seeking protection for the items in the face of possible lunar missions by other nations as well as a budding space tourism industry.

Tourism is often the enemy of culture, but on Tanna the budding tourist industry seems to be keeping the indigenous culture intact.

Why Bother: Tourism is budding in Myanmar as the country moves toward democracy after decades of military rule, but Western hotel chains are scarce and spas even scarcer.

Hold the groans while you read this: Pot tourism is a budding industry.

She studied business administration with a specialization in tourism and is a budding photographer.

Their budding plan includes telecommunication networks, eco-tourism, improved roads, farm and ranch management, distributed solar systems, clean water and sanitation systems, health clinics and educational infrastructure through emerging technologies.

Their fleet of three refurbished 1950s Chevies belonged to the budding crop of independent businesses in Cuba, started a few years back as the tourism industry was taking off.

Hotel Chocolat's union of tourism and agricultural development, specifically its devotion to all things cocoa, is part of a budding movement across the Caribbean.