Sentence examples for through travellers from inspiring English sources

A quick scroll through travellers' internet forums, such as Lonely Planet, shows countless anguished stories of passports lost and presumed stolen – often from car and motorbike rental agencies.

I recall paying around £1,000 for a 12-week placement through Travellers, plus extra for my flights, which I found myself and which, at that time, were around £400 (similar placements with the company are now between around £2,000 to £4,000 plus flights).

By drawing on arguments from resource-based views, transaction cost economics and industrial organisations, we look inside these mechanisms by assessing whether in regard to creation and capture of economic value hotels should pay more attention to diversify the number of OTAs that distribute their services or to improve their reputation through travellers' reviews posted on TripAdvisor.

Moreover, with NDM-1 already occurring in the environment [ 21], it might only be a question of time until Carb- Ent will be imported in significant numbers to low-endemicity regions through travellers as well.

At the dimly lit Sevran-Beaudottes station, where the halal butcher and Rotisserie Couscous trade beneath advertising for Vita Malt African bottled drinks, fast trains tear through, carrying travellers from the airport direct to Paris.

From £444 a week through Individual Travellers (0845 604 3877; individualtravellers.com).

Our customers range from hikers and surfers right through to travellers and festival goers.

Anyone wishing to take part must already be a member of the airlines MileagePlus programme through which travellers accrue rewards for flying with the company.

Dengue viruses are often introduced to this region through viremic travellers from dengue endemic regions.

For South America, no new Sd1 events were reported in the literature or through the travellers surveillance since the early 70s.

The absence of Sd1 in a particular country through the travellers surveillance should not be assumed to be due to its true absence from the country.