Sentence examples for second largest tourism from inspiring English sources

With a hospitality industry hobbled by high prices, Japan sends out almost four tourists for each foreigner who arrives here; it runs the world's second largest tourism deficit after Germany, almost $30 billion last year.

Hunting, angling, and wildlife related recreation accounts for the second largest tourism industry in the state of Colorado representing over $3 million annually and 34,100 full time jobs (source: Colorado Division of Wildlife).

A1 Hurricane Charley ripped through some of the nation's richest agricultural land, inflicting hundreds of millions of dollars in damage to Florida's second largest industry after tourism.

With tourism the second largest contributor to the Vermont economy, and the traditional skiing season leaving resorts and inns empty half the year, everyone from the state tourism department to ski resort operators are looking for ways to draw travelers and their dollars during the summer months.

Tourism is the second largest component of the state's economy.

Spitsbergen, the most popular island, now has tourism as the second largest piece of its economy after coal mining, and has been called the Tenerife of the North.

Tourism is Washington's second largest industry.

The urban lake, which is the second largest in the state, is integral to tourism and recreation in Kashmir and is named the "Jewel in the crown of Kashmir" or "Srinagar's Jewel".

Lead scientist Soo-Hyung Kim and his colleagues, who work at the university's College of the Environment, recognize that such scheduling changes could cause headaches for the D.C. tourism industry, the capital's second largest.

Keswick's history throughout the 20th century was one of increasing reliance on tourism, the pencil industry being the second largest source of employment.

Roads were paved, investment began to return, and an international airport was inaugurated in the country's second largest city, Cap-Haïtien, opening the historical treasures of the north to tourism.