Sentence examples for time tourism from inspiring English sources

Time tourism, a distinct subgenre, is a perennial SF theme.

At that time, tourism in Ocean Grove was already waning.

As people gained more leisure time, tourism was becoming more important to London's economy.

About the same time, tourism started to develop during the winter months.

There weren't many trekkers around this time; tourism and megaquakes don't sit well together.

As a form of relief, the authorities allow time tourism, and the 21st century is a popular destination.

"Japan is back in the game big time, tourism-wise, at least, with the news that Tokyo will host the 2020 Games," says The Asahi Shimbun.

According to Michael Petrone, AAA's director of tourism information development, the company has 65 full-time tourism editors who each evaluate at least 650 hotels a year.

When on the tourist trail I always look out for late museum openings, after-dinner tours or nocturnal walks, as I find night-time tourism more peaceful and less crowded than daytime sightseeing.

Locals point out that despite the conflict (indeed, at times, because of it) these mountain valleys draw in money: in the good times tourism blossoms even in the winter, when the more adventurous head to Gulmarg ski resort and in the bad times horticulture and the handicraft industry keep plugging along.

Many times, tourism dollars – such as those spent at foreign-owned resorts or tour operators – don't stay in the traveller's destinations.