Sentence examples for given tourism from inspiring English sources

In the days following Mubarak's ousting Hawass's offices were swamped by archaeology graduates demanding to know why unemployment among them was so high and wages so low, given tourism revenue of over £7bn last year.

Barcelona even inspires the teams' preview writers to give tourism tips.

One of the Irish government's main hopes from the two visits is that they will give tourism a major boost.

The city's hotels, restaurants and other attractions must do a better job of packaging and discounting if they want to give tourism a jump-start.

Some countries whose names are synonymous with more recent civil wars — like Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Northern Ireland — are giving tourism a big push, with mixed results.

It hopes that the national government will soon let the entire island adopt it, allowing its long summer days to end even later at night, thus giving tourism a further boost.Unsurprisingly, some plans to attract tourists involve big subsidies.

Like Florida, the state is giving tourism relief, allocating $5 million to a "Stay and Play in California" advertising campaign promoting tourism.

Given that tourism is barely served, what hope does ordinary history have?

The Mumbai attacks do not significantly increase the near-term downside risk to growth, given that tourism is only a small part of the economy.

An open letter to President Obama, signed by 44 policy-reform advocates and former U.S. officials, released in April claimed that allowing for open tourism would give "greater freedom to private organizations and individuals to directly and indirectly serve as catalysts for meaningful change in Cuba".

To offset this, the Tourism Industry Association of Canada, a private-sector advocate for Canadian tourism, has asked the federal government to give the Tourism Commission an additional $100 million a year to compete with international markets for United States visitors.