Sentence examples for more touristic from inspiring English sources

The characters make maybe one or two more touristic stops than is necessary, but it's a minor flaw.

Although undoubtedly more touristic and superficially more attractive, the soul of these places was long ago sold to gentrification.

In other, more touristic places, I would have access to a shower – sometimes with warm water – even though the local people rarely had such facilities.

This is especially relevant for more touristic areas where arts and environmental amenities go together with the production of traditional, typical food and beverages.

From the individual's point of view, for instance, one might want to choose a trip which minimizes the amount of traffic along the route, or to avoid routes across areas with high criminality level, or to favorite routes across more touristic areas, etc.

Atatürk Bulvarı, the main boulevard, runs parallel to the sea, and divides the southern, much more touristic side of Alanya from the northern, more indigenous side that extends north into the mountains.

In the platform's architecture, the city acts as a data provider which offers one or more relevant touristic information datasets.

Chinn occasionally takes his charges through more traditionally touristic routes the vineyards of Valle de Guadalupe, the beaches of Ensenada, luxury restaurants, craft breweries, or markets but he also takes them to spots where they can mingle with locals, such as wrestling matches or baseball games.

But as I learned at Bott Pince, the payoff is often a more intimate, less touristic experience.

Later in the show is a view of the Sistine Chapel, painted by Ingres in 1814, by which time he had become annoyed that Granet was more successful doing touristic scenes of Rome than he was doing highbrow history paintings, so he tried to beat Granet at his own game.

Two natural clusters emerge from the data, these clusters are without surprise composed of countries which tend to visit in a more significant way touristic sites located in countries belonging to their cluster.