Sentence examples for run tourist from inspiring English sources
It's also the zone where privately run tourist lodges are springing up in profusion to cater for this explosion in domestic tourism.
The site offers an array of information and links, including to sites of companies that run tourist railroads, like the American Orient Express (www.americanorientexpress.com), a luxury train that tours the western United States and Canada.
Gerard Mortier, artistic director of the Salzburg Festival · Hindsight is a wonderful thing, and if I had my time again I would have listened to those who said governments shouldn't try to run tourist attractions.
It obtained another order in 1998 against Deep Ocean Expeditions and Chris Haver, a British Virgin Islands corporation that aimed to run tourist trips to Titanic at a cost of $32,000 per person (it now charges $60,000).
State-run tourist offices offered every sun-starved visitor a cup of juice, Mr. McPhee reported, but it was all made from concentrate.
State-run tourist agencies had travel quotas, and state companies handed out free vouchers good for a one-day visit, all in the hopes of helping pump up the numbers.
Many bristle at the bastardised versions of their music and dance passed off as authentic folklore at Han-run tourist spots (including their famed water-splashing festival see picture).
Since 2002 has been designated the Year of Gaudí, the the open-topped Bus Turístic Gaudí 2002, a city-run tourist bus, makes extra stops so that visitors can see more of the architect's work.
Alejandro Pérez López, an economist in his twenties who graduated from the University of Havana in 2013 and now works for one of the largest state-run tourist agencies, explained that a number of economic reforms are on the way to help small-business owners cope with the impending arrival of American tourists.
The ride is billed as Florida's longest continuously running tourist attraction, though you are likely to find plenty of locals aboard.
I'd far rather run a marathon where there is something to look at, and in that way I'm a running tourist.
