Sentence examples for engage tourists from inspiring English sources

Not only are the events now coming fast and furiously in all forms to engage tourists and locals, but the shops on board are being completely redone by a company specializing in running attractions, Event Network, based in San Diego, CA. The Queen Mary has signed a five year lease with this company and they will run the shops.

As a second best, Juan is determined to learn English; he notes down words from his rock songs, and engages tourists in interminable self-improving conversation.

At the Vernisazh crafts market, a two-level open-air affair held on weekends in the area of the city's 1980 Olympic Village, pensioners, collectors and tourists engage in a brisk trade of Soviet kitsch.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — There's a belief among some that the New Hampshire primary is nothing but a media spectacle, one in which out-of-state supporters, protesters, members of the news media and tourists engage in a contrived sound-stage ideal of a "quaint small-town democracy" in a circuslike atmosphere.

These visits are the more traditional way tourists engage with Buddhism in Thailand.

One of the more popular activities tourists engage in when on holiday in Thailand is getting tattoos of the Buddha image or getting tattoos from a monk--a Buddhist tradition.

Appropriation in this case refers to how tourists engage with part of a culture, in this case Buddhism in Thailand, and adopt and modify that culture for their own use.

Excellent support comes from engaging juke tourist and Azealia Banks producer Machinedrum, who's just announced a new LP for September, Vapor City.

We created a novel, experimental survey to examine whether priming tourists to engage with the ethical dimension of their choice of WTA may stimulate them to prefer WTAs that are beneficial for wildlife.

Over breakfast in a run-down Pyongyang hotel, the tourists engaged in a lively defence of Mao's decision to launch the Cultural Revolution in 1966.

Recurring through the film are unsettling images of jolly, overfed American tourists engaged in activities like beer-drinking contests in Jamaica's luxury hotels.