Sentence examples for tourism boost from inspiring English sources

Provincial officials looking for a tourism boost will have to steer carefully through politically sensitive waters.

Ten years ago, the region felt a substantial tourism boost following the release of Calendar Girls, which was shot around Kettlewell and made £63m worldwide.

The re-emergence of South Australia's mysterious Marree Man has been hailed as a tourism boost for the state's far north.

The British government hired bevies of accountants to claim that the 2012 Games would make a profit, "earn Britain £13bn in extra trade" and "deliver a tourism boost".

But hopes of a tourism boost have turned sour after the Kent community discovered that Southcliffe is actually the harrowing account of a loner who embarks upon a killing spree after being persecuted by local townsfolk.

In a twist of fate, the action – thought to have spelt the end for Elías García Martínez artwork – has inadvertently provided a massive tourism boost for the 5,000-strong 5,000-strong even inspired a comic opera.

Although it remained the poorest country in the EU, exports and tourism boosted the economy, and austerity measures introduced by the Borisov administration encouraged foreign investors and analysts.

The trend toward historical and educational tourism boosted customers, as did its location just off the Blue Ridge Parkway and Interstates 40 and 26.

In September 2013, a Japanese representative made it the cornerstone of a speech that many think helped secure the Olypmic Games, and the nation has been obsessed with omotenashi as a tourism-boosting tool ever since.

"It's about the whole of Alderney's tourism economy boosted because that boosts shops, that boosts the number of restaurants, that makes the island vibrant and that makes people want to go there".

An expanded tourism will boost consumption, giving China a more balanced economy.