Sentence examples for making tourism from inspiring English sources

"In terms of making tourism grow for African-Americans, it's really the nitty-gritty day-to-day work of who guides the tours, who runs the tours," Ms. Silva said.

That just happens to be the same market that is slowly making tourism and retirees as important as fishing and logging once were on the Oregon coast, even here on the remote and misty southwestern shore.

All but Harbinger are citizens of Tuttwyler, Ohio, a town intent on using its annual Squaw Days festival as a way of making tourism the region's No. 1 industry.

Consumers search the Internet for travel information in order to reduce risk and uncertainty before making tourism purchases [26].

Nearly 10 million people visited Morocco last year, with the money they spent from the medina of Marrakech to the wilds of the Sahara making tourism the second biggest contributor to GDP.

Holiday-makers also flock to the Mediterranean beaches of the Costa Brava and Costa Daurada/Dorada, and the Pyrenees are popular with hikers, making tourism an important part of Catalonia's economy.

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

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

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

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.