Sentence examples for hit tourism from inspiring English sources

The revolutionary tumult hit tourism hardest.

The global downturn has hit tourism.

The bombings may hit tourism, the biggest foreign-exchange earner, which brought in $97m last year.

North Africa's experience of terrorism in recent years has hit tourism in Morocco quite hard.

With this attack they hit tourism and democracy at the same time.

Then came the world recession, which has hit tourism, bauxite and remittances from Jamaicans abroad, the island's three big foreign-exchange earners.

As Kribi struggles to cope with hard times in its fishing industry, the weather is also hitting tourism, simultaneously threatening to destroy the town's two main sources of income.

A hot air balloon crash which killed 19 people near Luxor has cast a further pall over Egypt's hard-hit tourism industry.

"APD hits tourism and business and we need to have the power at Holyrood to maintain competitiveness with other countries and fairness to those travellers who have to use our airports".

Security concerns were already hitting tourism and investor confidence.

Some business leaders have complained of a sharp hit to tourism.