The phrase "tourism impacts" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the effects or consequences of tourism on a particular destination or community. Example: The government is currently studying the tourism impacts on the local economy and environment before making a decision on further developing the area as a tourist destination.
In any corridor-ranking methodology, and especially in countries with high tourism attractiveness, tourism impacts on HSR should be considered as a variable.
Over the past two decades, Antarctica has experienced a severe eco-environmental degradation due to tourism impacts.
It promotes effective utilization of the natural resources, minimizes negative tourism impacts and adequately highlights ecosystem functions to prosper local socio-economic growth.
Sydney, by contrast, saw the tourism impact it had hoped for following its 2000 games blunted by 9/11 and the Sars outbreak.
According to the most recent figures, it is estimated to have a tourism impact of £98m, making £20m a year for the capital and drawing in orders of £100m.
Effective assessment of tourism impact on vegetation landscape is important for nature reserve management.
The results showed that IES was effective in evaluation of tourism impact on vegetation landscape.
This study aims to analyze the Antarctic tourism impact, investigate the assessment methods and propose a dynamic management system.
The net economic benefit from hosting the World Cup for South Africa, in terms of current and future tourism impact, is unclear.
A new index concerning multiple vegetation and tourism variables, integrative ecological sensitivity (IES), was constructed and applied to the evaluation of tourism impact on vegetation landscape in the Baihua Mountain Reserve of Beijing, China in this study.
In this case, swine flu could leave businesses without employees, consumers spending less on goods, and transport and tourism impacted as people stay away from public places to avoid infection, according to Hetal Mehta, senior economic advisor to the Ernst & Young Item Club.
