Sentence examples for tourism fallout from inspiring English sources
Kenya Kenya, synonymous with safaris that offer opportunities to see the Big Five (lions, African elephants, buffalos, leopards and rhinoceroses), is facing its own particular hurdle as it tries to combat tourism fallout after a series of violent incidents near the Kenyan-Somali border.
State officials, well aware of the history of Japanese tourism fallout after other calamities — including the Kobe earthquake in 1995 and the swine flu epidemic in 2009 — are now bracing for a sharp drop in tourism and the revenue it produces.
As the airlines and tourism industries reel from the fallout of the terrorist attacks, companies that offer security and protection say they are being overwhelmed with demands for their services from businesses, public agencies, colleges and cultural institutions.
Egypt has completed a major refurbishing of pharaonic antiquities, reopening monuments closed for repairs and revamping others as the country's tourism industry suffers from the fallout of the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States.
To respond to the fallout, Arizona formed a tourism task force dedicated to improving the state's image.
Other areas in the exclusion zone are relatively clean of the fallout, enough so that disaster tourism has spiked in recent years.
The fallout from Sept. 11 has hurt tourism, particularly in New York and Washington.
The fallout is apparent in statistics compiled by the Caribbean Tourism Organization: until the attacks, overall Caribbean tourism was up 4.6percentt from January through August over the same period in 2000.
The fallout comes as the state, heavily dependent on tourism, struggles to right its economy.
Egypt's tourism industry has been badly hit over the years by the fallout from terror attacks.
From the raging rivers running through the mountain wilderness parks to the beautiful modernist architecture tucked way in the Vinewood hills, Grand Theft Auto V is – like Fallout and Skyrim before it – a form of virtual tourism.
