Sentence examples for indigenous market from inspiring English sources

A shopping center as well as Cuenca's indigenous market is four miles away; the airport, with numerous daily flights to the international airports in Guayaquil and Quito, is eight miles away.

This is an indicator of the broadening of the field and of Western buyers embracing a once indigenous market.

Another good base for several hikes is Otavalo, a town two hours north of Quito, best known among foreigners for its colourful indigenous market on Saturdays.

The second was that Gulf countries are looking to raise their tourism profile for the indigenous market, and are doing so by focusing on the heritage sector.

"We are sponsoring over 100 Saudi students to undertake internships and train in institutions such as the British Museum and the Louvre, so as to raise standards in the heritage sector for the indigenous market".

However, the organizers also have a keen eye on the indigenous market.

We have a lot on our agenda, between investment hunting, real estate tours, visits to the local world renowned indigenous markets and the famous leather district, nearby museums and nature adventuring such as visits to an endangered bird park, waterfalls, volcano crater lakes, hot springs and much more!

Nasa is trying to seed an indigenous commercial market in crew transport services.

The work and the price it achieved at auction in 2007 are cited as evidence of both the importance of Clifford Possum as an artist, and of the maturation and growth of the Australian Indigenous art market.

In 1982 the independent Celluloid label was among the first to bridge the gap between immigrant and indigenous European markets, selling more than 300,000 albums by the Senegalese group Touré Kunda and following through with Senegalese bandleader Youssou N'Dour's groundbreaking Immigrés album in 1984.

We recognise that the MLIC literature also covers a wide range of situations related to income levels, geographic locations, indigenous labour markets and balance of type of employer, making it more challenging to draw conclusions of universal relevance.