Sentence examples for core tourism from inspiring English sources

The plan also calls for promoting core tourism segments, among them leisure and entertainment; beach, ecology and nature; cultural; sports and golf; business travel; and the cruise market.

Gran Alpin is enabling an alternative approach for rural development to evolve around key elements, including: high quality breads, pastas, flours and beer; the mountains; the extreme production system; organic production and animal welfare; landscapes aesthetics in a core tourism region; and the cooperation of like-minded farmers.

But while his claims about "health tourism" and foreigners with HIV undermining the NHS might have enraged liberals, they seemed to play well to his core constituency.

The United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development stated in 1999 that ethics should be at the core of sustainable tourism.

TUI has been shedding industrial businesses to focus on its core travel and tourism activities.

Brian Hall of the St . LouisConvention and Visitors Commission called the renovation "a revitalization linchpin," adding that it "creates a very attractive tourism core to downtown St . Louis" connecting "the historic late 1890s Union Station building two blocks away to our Gateway mall leading to our Gateway Arch".

Arcandor's two core businesses are tourism--which is holding up well, but is tricky to forecast--and retail, which is crumbling under the pressure of consumers' belt-tightening.

Image management and image perceptions lie at the core of media-induced tourism.

Foodservice is a core component of many tourism destinations and attractions yet the foodservice labour market is historically volatile.

The first hotel, built by Finn's father, created an opposition group on the island, a kind of proto-fundamentalist core that feared the tourism business would pollute the native way of life, turning local boys into bartenders and bellhops.

The 320,000 horses that live in Kentucky are responsible for a $4 billion direct economic impact, not counting their contribution as the core of the $8.8 billion tourism industry and its 14,600 equine-related jobs.