Sentence examples for developing the tourism from inspiring English sources

4. The military government and its Civil Administration will assist and support the Palestinian Authority in developing the tourism industry, promoting the expansion of tourist facilities such as hotels, restaurants and travel agencies, and in removing obstacles that may hinder the growth of the industry.

An injection in the tourism sector is not simulated due to the lack of feasibility of developing the tourism sectors in the present country's security context and also due to lack of associated disaggregated data.

The study aims to develop the tourism of Jatinom by maximizing the potential of riverbanks condition.

Manzie Omar Mangochie, the district commissioner of Mafia, said there is a conscious effort by the government to develop the tourism industry without overwhelming the island and its residents.

U.S. District Judge Shelly D. Dick ruled Monday that the billboard is permissible, saying that Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne, whose office developed the tourism slogan and sued MoveOn.org, "underestimates the intelligence and reasonableness of people viewing the billboard".

The EU is developing proposals to develop the tourism industry.

Strategic Market Advisors Managing Director Matthew Landry says the Inspire partners share "an interest in developing the Korean tourism product but also complement one another in terms of their strengths and subsequent responsibilities… clearly reflected in a unique and compelling building plan". He praises Mohegan Sun's "flexibility and professionalism" in its US gaming operations.

Developing the medical tourism industry can be seen as a tactic to reduce international emigration of health workers, particularly of specialists.

In this position, he worked to expand and enhance the tourism sector in his country by playing a leading role in developing the country's tourism strategy and devising the industry's regulations.

In the second half of the 20th century, the Cook Islands, with the help of New Zealand, worked on improving infrastructure and social conditions and developing the economy, including tourism.

The strategic role of alcohol in developing the leisure and tourism industries was reflected in the decision to transfer responsibility for licensing to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) following the 2001 general election.