Sentence examples for create travel from inspiring English sources

MobilyTrip's mobile app lets travellers create travel journals on-the-go by recording their itinerary, and documenting the places they visit via photos, location and comments.

Some sites create travel tips for the express purpose of drawing you into their hotel or other travel-related business.

4. "Invent" their own modern-day or futuristic empires and create travel guides offering information about them to tourists.

"The only way you're going to make money is to take more of an inventory risk, create travel packages that give you some margin, and become a grown-up retailer".

The route enjoys a history of beguiling newcomers with its curious swamp-life customs, pirate tales and exuberant seafood offerings, which were already well-documented in 1941 when writers for the government's Work Projects Administration set out to create travel guides for all the states.

Triptern lets people create travel itineraries on the fly in major cities in India.

With the exception of creating travel visa categories specifically for medical travellers, all of the policy implications resulting from the development of medical tourism outlined by Pocock and Phua's conceptual framework are also found to be relevant to Jamaica's sector planning.

Margaret has also created travel books about Bhutan and Liberia where she traveled in 2007/2008 as a guest of both governments.

Weather bombs battered the northern half of the UK today – causing winds of up to 144mph in the remotest area, cutting power from tens of thousands of homes, and creating travel chaos across land and sea.

And I can't imagine you could have games changing from Sunday to Monday or vice versa, because that creates travel chaos for teams, fans and the networks themselves on very short notice.

Photo: Snow fell in the Midwest again yesterday, creating travel problems large, like canceled flights at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, and small, like the slushy mess in South Bend, Ind., that forced a pedestrian to test his long-jump skills.