Sentence examples for extra tourism from inspiring English sources

The much-vaunted extra tourism is an Olympic chimera.

The events programme, it is hoped, could bring in £184m in extra tourism spending between 2015 and 2020 with a different event planned for every day, some even taking place in the city's distinctive white phone boxes.

It is hoped 350,000 visitors will visit the area each year, bringing £1.5m of extra tourism revenue.

He said that the Games were expected to come in under their £9bn budget, while there were predicted to be "£13bn in economic benefits from the deals that are going to be done, the extra spending, the extra tourism and all the rest of it".

The city will hope to see an economic boost from the accolade which could bring in extra investment, tourism and media attention.

An estimated £2m extra in tourism each year sounds like a good return on a project the RSPB claims will cost £600,000.

Whatever the intent, art hotels add an extra layer to tourism and travel, engaging guests by making them feel a part of the art process, and creating a memorable experience rather than just somewhere to sleep.

But Mr James says that extra flight fees and tourism will do the trick.

Score: 7.7 South Korea Yeongam Oct. 6 A visit to the Korean Grand Prix may require extra days devoted to tourism in Seoul, to get a taste of the cosmopolitan offerings and other tourist attractions.

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The British government hired bevies of accountants to claim that the 2012 Games would make a profit, "earn Britain £13bn in extra trade" and "deliver a tourism boost".