Sentence examples for make tourism from inspiring English sources

Halland's beaches and recreational areas make tourism a vital part of its economy.

York's many medieval churches and other historic buildings make tourism a significant component of the local economy.

Seaside resorts such as Walton, Frinton, and Clacton make tourism a major component of the Tendring economy.

"The problem in places like Florence is that we cannot make them too crowded – we have to make tourism sustainable".

That's big money for Bamiyan, and it would make tourism its third major source of income, behind agriculture and mining.

The state's beaches and deep-sea fishing are among the attractions that make tourism the most significant part of its economy.

Already there are reports that the present instability has made tourism workers desperate for customers.

Potosí's grim but fascinating history has made tourism an important secondary industry.

"The mayor has made tourism a priority," said Donald Welsh, chief executive of Choose Chicago, the city's tourism and convention bureau.

America worries about the potential for illegal immigration if it makes tourism too easy, while with Taiwan the difficulty is deeply political.

And since Morocco's dapper King Mohammed VI, who can be spotted jogging in the city, has made tourism a priority, human traffic is growing denser.