Sentence examples for tourism driven from inspiring English sources

With crime down, tourism – driven by the spectacular views of Rio and the nearby Christ the Redeemer statue – is up.

Their presence is the visible evidence of a surge in international tourism, driven by the newly acquired prosperity of the G20 giants, that has confounded predictions of moderate growth in the wake of the global financial crisis.

Where tourism drives the economy, the effect is devastating.

Tourism drives the economy, particularly in the warmer months.

Tourism drives Monaco's economy; gamblers flock to the Place du Casino in Monte-Carlo and every May the principality hosts the Monaco Grand Prix.

Tourism drives the economy of this town, but there were no tourists, and would not be for some time.

Lhasa, the historic capital of Tibet, has become the center of the development and tourism drive.

capital, which is spending billions of dollars on the construction of 45 marinas as part of its tourism drive.

All around is the countryside of the Cathars, the mysterious and persecuted medieval heretical sect, who have now inspired a local tourism drive.

The state has launched a tourism drive so that 30,000 hotel guests can be accommodated at any one time within five years, while 1.3m people visited the country in the first nine months of last year.

A poster on a New York subway train for the latest campaign of GREAT, Britain's biggest ever tourism drive, misspelt Welsh beauty spot, the Brecon Beacons.