Sentence examples for tempt tourists from inspiring English sources

But there is also early interest, partly because the Guidestones have long attracted visitors, despite the absence of an aggressive campaign to tempt tourists and Elberton's significant distance from any interstate.

Others hope it will tempt more tourists to turn off nearby Interstate 90.

There's even a permanent exhibit at Disney World to tempt US tourists - a strident move for a Muslim country these days.

Down the road Arturo Rendón tries unsuccessfully to tempt young tourists into a bar blaring out rock music and offering absinthe before noon.

And an imploding state the size of Western Europe will do nothing to tempt investors or tourists to Africa quite the reverse.

By a pleasing irony, though the elevated situation of the older British houses kept them safe from the floodwaters of the Douro, the Portuguese lodges, which had to build on the waterfront, are now better placed to tempt in the tourists.

And, despite the occasional asphalt road ("to tempt the lazier tourist") and four-wheel drive, the trip proved a sufficiently daunting adventure.

Tourists tempted by the cigar touts (plenty of them evade the police) are liable to be disappointed by the quality of their Churchills and Esplendidos, purchased at $25 a box.

Confeitaria Colombo For more than 100 years, this huge Belle Époque pastry shop and restaurant has tempted Cariocas and tourists with everything from simple Portuguese natas (egg custard tartlets) to exquisitely wrought French-style confections.

Tourists are tempted with "lush rainforests, breathtaking valleys, hill stations, waterfalls and rivers".

Sex & The City made the buttery Bleeker Street bakery into a bustling destination and must-have for tourists with tempted taste buds.