Sentence examples for tourism article from inspiring English sources

Video: Buzz Aldrin On Space Tourism Article: The View From No. 2. The lawyer/triathlete explains why a grueling 17-hour stretch of running, swimming and biking in Hawaii is no match for running her Washington, D.C., business.

Looks Like a Rebound in Tourism" (news article, Dec. 29) reports that "the tourists are back" in New York City.

Given the burgeoning, complex, and frequently controversial phenomena associated with medical tourism, this article has presented a much-needed scoping review to illustrate what is known (and not known) about this practice, especially in terms of patients' experiences.

Tourism alone (see article) accounts for 5% of GDP, about the same as all of mining put together.Still, minerals do matter.

Stephen Moss travelled to Australia courtesy of Tourism Queensland This article was amended on 15 November 2014 to replace an incorrectly captioned image.

In 1981, when the hotel was run by the state tourism agency, an article in this section reported that two-room suites cost $20 a night.

Industries like tourism, wine (see article) and education are gasping.Some believe the current boom could end as soon as 2014, if inflation takes off in America, leading to declining terms of trade and a falling exchange rateSpecial report No worries?

The country's booming tourism industry (see article) could bring hordes of rich customers eager to buy such things.Vietnamese farmers have concentrated so hard on quantity that they may be neglecting growing concerns about food quality and hygiene among rich-country consumers.

Today the Marseilles newspaper La Provence consigned the avenue to the tourism dustbin in an article which concluded "there is nothing attractive about la Canebière".

To the Editor: Caren Osten Gersz-berg's fine descriptive article, "Religious Tourism: In Cuba, Finding a Tiny Corner of Jewish Life" (Journeys, Feb. 4) certainly explains the Jewish community's battle against assimilation.

"Are you writing an article about tourism or just the golf course, or do you just want to see the place before you bomb it?" Mr. Samawi teased when an American visitor first approached.