Sentence examples for mean tourism from inspiring English sources

Attitudes like these mean tourism planners must start promoting again, C. Derek Hood, Japan director for the Canadian Tourism Commission, said at the conference.

It is a place of sugar and cattle, where the sugarcane cutters settle scores with fists and knives and the well-connected escape punishment by using contract killers instead.Year-round sunshine, beautiful beaches and coral reefs mean tourism offers Alagoas's best chance of development.

"In Brazil, ecotourism usually means tourism in nature," says land owner and business director Roberto Coelho.

All this means tourism in the EU will grow by only about 2% this year, reckons the WTTC, compared with worldwide growth of 3-4%.fasterster growth, the industry will have to look to emerging economies.

This means that, on average, tourism value might decline at 0.4% per annum, and livestock income might decline at 1% per annum over that period.

Being added to the World Heritage List of natural and cultural sites is a bit of a no-win situation: Such recognition will most likely mean more tourism.

Mountain communities worry about what smaller snow packs will mean for tourism, and then families at the bottom of the mountains wonder what it'll mean for their drinking water.

More walkers means more tourism, and more tourism means more people making connections to both the sea and the land.

"Getting more competition from new wineries means more tourism for me, too".

Gstaad's image as an enclave for the super-rich means ordinary tourism has been slow to get going.

That means the tourism industry is dependent on the enormous domestic market, which has a particular quirk: Brazilians all seem to travel at the same time.