Sentence examples for tourism affected from inspiring English sources

Events such as the 2005 hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, bushfires in Australia in 2009, or even the 2004 tsunami in the Indian ocean (worsened by global trends in coastal urbanization and tourism) affected Western societies and citizens, and caused large numbers of persons to be killed, injured, and displaced (Peek 2008; Gibbs et al. 2013; Fothergill and Peek 2015).

"We're kind of joined at the hip with the theater business," he said, "and certainly tourism affects the theater".

If tourism is affected by this, it will be temporary.

Unesco has commissioned a report, to be delivered this year, on the way tourism has affected Machu Picchu.

Other tourism businesses affected by the storms include the newly refurbished Idle Rocks Hotel in St Mawes which had to close for six weeks after waves crashed through its terrace windows and the Beach Cafe in Falmouth which was almost completely destroyed by the sea and is not expected to reopen until the summer.

How has the tourism thing affected the land and the people?

Rhama shows Hollister life in Udon Khai and how the child sex tourism has affected its population.

The outbreak of the Second Intifada and the resultant decrease in tourism also affected the Christian minority, as they are the owners of many Bethlehem hotels and services that cater to foreign tourists.

Losses were also experienced in tourism and business directly affected by tourism; it has been estimated these were between £2.7 and £3.2 billion [ 3].

I believe you will earn more from North Korean tourism by affecting these people than the financial benefit they will earn.

Since 2000 he has worked among the monkey troops in the reserve, trying to understand how individual identity informs behavior and group dynamics, and how tourism is affecting the primates' intricate society.