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Tourism gained importance in the late 20th century; divers are particularly attracted by the Segond Channel, which contains ships scuttled by the Allies at the end of World War II.

The 1920s also saw an upsurge in holiday traffic, as Britain recovered from the war and tourism gained in popularity.

Both China and Vietnam, where central authoritarian governments have made sure that foreign terrorist groups do not take root, had appeared to be on track for large tourism gains this year.

But tourism gains from the first half of the year have been swiftly erased by six weeks of violence, and by year's end, overall tourism is expected to be no better than last year's.

Institutional arrangements play a crucial role in ensuring equitable benefit sharing of tourism gains among different stakeholders.

An Oxford Economics study indicates tourism gain motivated by the Games between 2012-17 is expected at 1.1 million additional visitors worth £650m to London.

Since the flight of the world's first space tourist, American businessman Dennis Tito, on April 28 , 2001 space tourism has gained new prominence as more suborbital and orbital tourism opportunities have become available.

The milieus of industrial complexes and their potential reuse for tourism have gained prominence worldwide.

Heritage tourism is gaining momentum.

While not near the scope of the more established ventures in Latin America, coffee tourism is gaining a foothold in Africa, said Anna Varthalis, the managing director of Coffeetours.com.

Tourism is gaining in importance, from the resorts and hot springs of Haeundae Beach to the beaches of Songjŏng (Songjeong) and Kwangalli (Gwangalli), located in the eastern portion of the city.