Sentence examples for intensive tourist from inspiring English sources
Away from the intensive tourist touting of rum and cigars, the endless but rather limited repertoire of Son and Salsa, and the cheesy Hemingway trail there is a quiet civility about Havana that would seem to hold many lessons for modern urban living.
The application of land evaluation methods in some of the investigated territories that are subjected to intensive tourist fluxes revealed some criticisms.
With all that in mind, he deliberately chose leisure-intensive areas with several tourist centers such as Ocean City, Mass.
Kiyomizu Temple is one of Kyoto's top sights, making this the most tourist-intensive of the three streets.
"All the things you want as a tourist — hotels, restaurants — are labor-intensive," he said.
With 4,500 people who are down on their luck arriving each year, the town's tourist districts have become gripped by levels of "intensive deprivation", which strained public services are failing to shift.
It is also an industry that is labour-intensive and generates a lot of foreign currency.Admittedly, the tourist industry does benefit from public spending that does not come from the pot specifically labelled "tourism".
Tourism brings the residents easier earnings than intensive agriculture, and local politicians are always on the hunt for quick-fix tourist projects for the area.
If the farmers stick to intensive, monoculture farming, it harms the environment, the wildlife moves away, and the tourists stop coming too".
The dozen had been among US security officials carrying out intensive preparations ahead of a summit visit by President Barack Obama to Cartagena, a coastal city popular with tourists.
