Sentence examples for return of tourists from inspiring English sources

So will the steady return of tourists.

We eagerly look forward to a robust return of tourists in 2010.

As a result, the confidence that the return of tourists alone would spur the city to rebound automatically after this recession -- the way it did after, say, the recessions of 1982 and 1991 -- is absent.

But increased public security and a raft of new policies that aim to address Uighur grievances have led to the return of tourists, who these days can be found haggling in the bazaars or climbing Muztagh Ata, a 24,757-foot peak near the Pakistani border.

In the weeks ahead, a "New Orleans Watch" feature on the home page of the Travel section will provide updated information on key hotels and restaurants as they await a hoped-for return of tourists: which ones have reopened, which say they plan to do so in the near future and which are still uncertain about when they will reopen.

The resulting crackdown did bring stability, security aid from the U.S., and, eventually, a return of European tourists.

Both Russia and Britain quickly stopped flights to Sharm el-Sheikh in November and returned thousands of tourists home without their luggage because of security fears.

Both Donna Karan and the Duty Free Shops have recently reported increased sales: Donna Karan because of what critics' have called improved collections; the Duty Free Shops because of a new management team led by Fred Wilson (now the chief executive at Saks Fifth Avenue) and the partial return of the tourist trade.

Yet Mr Medina goes on to note that, with the return of price-sensitive tourists to the market, holidays in which everything is paid for upfront have become the defining characteristic of many resorts, such as Cancún in Mexico and Jamaica.Another reason for their growing popularity is that all-inclusive hotels are raising their game.

Responding to this threat to the economic health of Toronto, businesses that would normally be competitors, such as airline, rail, and bus companies, collaborated to foster the return of conventions and tourists [ 20].

The Peacocks were just some of the Britons able to return home but thousands of tourists remain stranded.