Sentence examples for entice travellers from inspiring English sources

Flybe uses bigger rival's impending strike to entice travellers to switch On the day that the World Travel Market begins in London, the scale of the decline in air travel from Britain has been revealed, with Spain, New York and Scotland's Prestwick airport feeling acutely the effects of the slump in flying this year.

As a result of all these late bookings, travel agents are having to offer better deals to entice travellers, which has hit profits.

Up in the north of Italy in this magical, majestic land, Venice's Grand Canal still retained the allure that has enticed travellers down the centuries.

The sugary sand and crystalline waters of Mexico's beaches have enticed travellers for decades, but the southern Pacific Coast is home to some of Mexico's most serene seascapes, where still travellers string hammocks between palms, mango trees grow wild and visitors stroll uncrowded beaches to the rhythm of pounding waves.

Seizing the opportunity, train operators, both public and private, have tried to entice even more travellers with amenities such as free internet service.

To entice the richest travellers out of business lounges, where they tend to hunker down, Heathrow recently launched a "personal-shopper" service.Such tricks have built up shopping at airports, on board ferries and aeroplanes and at border crossings into a big business.

Enticing last-minute travellers could also help Eurostar recover from a difficult period in which passenger numbers fell following the terror attacks in Paris and Brussels.

Tourist officials in every other Caribbean island are looking with dismay at the warming Cuba-US relations, and British travellers can expect some enticing offers as the dominant American market starts to dry up.

And just as BA used Go to try to beat off cheaper rivals, so El Al wants to entice a new breed of cost-conscious travellers with UP.

Travel tips for independent travellers.

It will reduce the journey time to six-and-a-half hours, and provide an enticing alternative to flying for many British travellers as well as Parisians.