Sentence examples for improve tourist from inspiring English sources

We hear that the government is using money from the Tsunami Fund to improve tourist areas and to build structures to protect them there, but they won't protect us here.

The scheme is one of about 70 coastal projects to be awarded a total of more than £36 million from the government fund designed to "help develop and improve tourist attractions, create jobs and promote socio-economic growth".

The only outcome for which the satisfaction score exceeded that for importance was increased competitiveness of the area as a tourist destination, which might be explained by previous observations that partnerships improve tourist infrastructure as well as assets and products and the quality of visitor experiences (Steffen 2003; Griffin and Vacaflores 2004; TTF Australia 2004).

Considerable effort has been focused on improving tourist facilities, and tourism has become an important component of the local economy.

The design of personalized day-tour routes for tourists plays a fundamental role in improving tourists' travel experiences, and it is a crucial practice for managers of tourist attractions in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

"I live here alone so I am improved!" Tourists now make regular visits and Jeff is one of Alex's guides.

Mr. S. S. Nikitin, vice-president of In-tourist, recently came to N. Y. with a variety of tips on how to improve our tourist business, the first of which was to spend money advertising inside the Soviet Union.

It would certainly put us on the international market and improve our tourist offer in Northumberland.

Mobile augmented reality (AR) applications can provide just-in-time information based on the user's preferences and context and thus improve the tourist experience.

The occasion was marked with a series of cultural events and a massive rebuilding programme to improve its tourist infrastructure and help define a separate post-independence cultural identity.

One proposed solution to improve the tourist experience that the City developed several years ago was a pedestrian plaza with granite slabs, chairs, and an informational kiosk: a "Washington Street Plaza" on iconic Washington Street between Albany and Carlisle.