Sentence examples for tourism drop from inspiring English sources

However, some U.K. companies have tentatively booked trips for this year in hopes their government allows flights to resume soon, and if there's a silver lining to the resulting tourism drop, Lonely Planet reports good deals abound for those who arrive on other carriers.

For years, as the Maoist insurgency gained steam and political tensions mounted, no neighborhood suffered as much from the tourism drop-off as Thamel.

Tourism dropped still lower, and visitors complained of insufficient personnel.

From February to July -- the war and its immediate aftermath -- tourism dropped to almost nil.

Mr Rodrigues said: "Usually in a year of the Games, inbound tourism drops, and we seem to have beaten that bogey.

The British theater has also been affected by Sept. 11 in much the same way as Broadway, as international tourism dropped and long-running productions began to suffer.

Similarly, people who lost jobs in hotels below Canal Street can receive assistance, but hotel workers who lost jobs in Midtown when tourism dropped after the attacks cannot.

Foreign tourism dropped 25percentt after the terrorist attacks, and the Met depends more than many other arts organizations on international patrons.

In Washington, tourism dropped sharply after the attack on the Pentagon, as it did in New York after the World Trade Center attacks.

Over the last couple of years, it has lost market share to low-cost airlines, and the whole industry suffered when tourism dropped last year in the wake of the swine flu outbreak and the economic crisis.

Aimee Prince, an East Village resident with a 3-year-old son, said she lost her job at the top of the Empire State Building when tourism dropped off last year.