Sentence examples for developed tourism from inspiring English sources
Mayor Daley took over the Chicago Public Schools, developed tourism, oversaw the construction of Millennium Park, increased environmental efforts and the rapid development of the city's central business district downtown and adjacent near North, near South and near West sides.
GETTING THERE AND GETTING AROUND Most visitors spend their time in Finnish Lapland, which has the most developed tourism infrastructure.
Aim for Sabah's capital, Kota Kinabalu, which has the most developed tourism infrastructure for gentle beach life or more active watersports.
So, as time passed and neighboring Aruba developed tourism and vacation properties, Curaçao went a different way, becoming an offshore financial center, an oil refining center and a trans-shipment port.
The county has a developed tourism industry.
The powerful economic and social transformations in the contemporary period created and developed tourism which in turn stimulated the development of other branches of the national economy through the subject of its activity such as industry and agriculture, construction, transport, trade, etc.
The country's well-developed tourism infrastructure, Mr. Bainbridge said, allows travelers to change their plans on the fly, should the need arise.
A year after the revolution's end, I took advantage of Tunisia's well-developed tourism infrastructure — abundant hotels, clean restaurants and generally effective transportation — and began an eight-day journey by bus and train to see the country's storied sights and take the pulse of its vital and suffering tourism sector.
As a result of widening disparity between organ demand and supply in the developed countries, 'transplant tourism' in developing countries has become increasingly common and is a well-recognized risk factor for serious opportunistic infections [ 32].
There is a well-developed eco-tourism industry in the west of the country, for example.
Getting into North Korea, for example, was not the incredible feat that some might expect, with its small but developed travel and tourism market.
