Sentence examples for surging tourists from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, August 8 , 1925P. 1 Among surging tourists of August stroll few in town because we like New York.

From the moment I set out to live my fantasy, I was swallowed up by hordes of tourists surging forward to get on the water buses, nevertheless I was in Venice!

On Fifth Avenue yesterday, a security guard for Rockefeller Center watched the tourist brigade surging past him.

What is more, the number of tourists surged by 33percentt in the past five years, reaching 405,646 last year.

The mayor's boast that a million extra tourists will be surging through London every day is rubbish.

At a restaurant that is connected to the tastefully decorated lobby of an old downtown hotel, patrons were crammed together like the short-track skaters as they headed into the final lap, Ohno surging on the outside, Olympic tourists and good Utahans poised to celebrate another American gold.

Critics also worry that a surge in tourists will end up destroying the very places they visit.

In 2014, a $50m visitor center opened to accommodate the surge of tourists coming by both plane and train.

The Tour de France cyclists whizzed past Yorkshire's hotels and camping spots in minutes, but the legacy lingers on with a new surge of tourists eager to visit God's Own County.

This time of year the city gets a surge of tourists from all corners of America, many of them keen to wedge the trip into their children's school holidays.Over at the Lincoln Memorial, which never fails to impress, some kids are reading the Gettysburg Address (which is inscribed on the wall) out loud.

Driven by a surge of tourists, modern-day Malta is booming.