Sentence examples for security tourism from inspiring English sources

With barbed wire blocking railroad tracks here, most tourists on the "Security Tourism Train" see this brand new station as the end of the line.

A business improvement district, an idea that has been percolating in the community for many years, would assess property owners annual fees to enhance street cleaning, outdoor lighting, security, tourism and signs to steer visitors.

Threats from other regions of the country have also been growing with the potential for the Houthi rebellion to restart in the north and increasing al-Qaida attacks on security, tourism and oil industry targets.Along with the recent unrest in the south, the implications for political stability in Yemen are dire and the likelihood of a major confrontation is growing.

Mr Cameron said he would be discussing Egyptian concerns about security and tourism with President Sisi.

Countries like Mexico and Thailand will have both their food security and tourism industries badly damaged.

Along with improving security, though, tourism industry officials say that India also needs to carefully rebuild its image.

Oceans' rising acid levels have emerged as one of the biggest threats to coral reefs, acting as the "osteoporosis of the sea" and threatening everything from food security to tourism to livelihoods, the head of a US scientific agency said Monday.

Thai authorities beefed up security at tourism spots, airports and on public transport in Bangkok, while Thai junta chief and Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha expressed frustration about the motives for the attacks.

One law enforcement official said that the security for tourism-oriented operators, especially, clearly could use improvement.

The security situation discourages tourism, and so also holds up our economic recovery.

The usual clientele of Canadian tourists had been scared off after Escobar's people had fired a rocket at the hotel, killing two doctors attending a medical conference.Now security has improved, tourism is booming again, and the city has clawed its way on to the international literary and conference scene.