Sentence examples for interact with local communities from inspiring English sources

Cruising can be pleasant, but it is questionable whether it is an authentic way to see Myanmar and interact with local communities, Mr. Niemeijer added.

Experiential travel is now prioritised over partying and ticking off famous destinations; interacting with local communities and developing skills or choosing a theme are increasingly important.

The trip includes interacting with local communities, wildlife, beaches and stunning landscapes, as well as activities such as canoeing and following mountain trails.

David Schwartz, M.D. Remarks from the Welcoming Ceremony as NIEHS Director, 24 June 2005 The EHS CCs continue to play a leading role in interacting with local communities, health care professionals, and policy makers.

In this study, a field campaign was carried out 1) to delineate boundaries of forest regions, 2) collect ground samples for the LC mapping and validation and 3) interact with the local communities to identify their perceptions and key motives for deforestation activities.

We are doing our best to give our guests the opportunity to interact with the local community and with other fellow travelers.

Timbers players, who are noticeably more down-to-earth than their highly paid European counterparts, regularly interact with the local community, partaking in hospital visits, school training camps and establishing links with the city's independently-minded small businesses.   .

Other family safaris – especially in areas with less potentially dangerous wildlife – offer energetic activities, such as mountain biking or canoeing, and a chance to interact with the local community.

Some of the activities were designed for us to interact with the local community -- walking through it, riding bicycles, and using the local bicycle taxis -- and was a terrific and meaningful part of the program and gave us a solid sense of the culture and economy.

The Europeans here interacted with local merchant communities like the Armenians and Chettiars in developing coastal trade between Madras and Bengal, leading ultimately to China.

Whether that be the local soccer games, a volunteer project through your school, becoming a regular at a bar (which is their version of an American coffee shop), or talking with other locals in the town, meeting and interacting with the local community will make you feel comfortable and connected to your new home.