Sentence examples for tourism issue from inspiring English sources

"Our response is it's not a tourism issue," said Tom Flanigan, a spokesman for Visit Florida, the state's tourism agency.

Officials at the Tourism Convention and Visitors Association in Toronto declined to answer questions, saying the matter was not a tourism issue.

An official at South Korea's Unification Ministry said in an e-mail on Saturday that the "Mount Kumgang tourism issue cannot be resolved by the unilateral measures by the North.

"Of course, a key tourism issue which has still to be sorted out is how the charter trains will be accommodated within the limited single-track infrastructure being provided by Transport Scotland," he said.

Are there any responsible tourism issues in this industry?

Fortunately, if anyone is up to balancing both environmental and tourism issues, it's the Maldivians; it would be harder to imagine a more sophisticated and intelligent approach to managing the joint demands of tourism and the environment.

In the 20th and 21st centuries, in terms of trade and tourism issues, this location is more of a disadvantage because it effectively separates the island from the rest of the country.

Beginning in July 2009 the Japanese government began assessing possible countermeasures through the Committee for the Consideration of Countermeasures Regarding Quiet Hybrid and Other Vehicles, and in January 2010 the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism issued guidelines for hybrid and other near-silent vehicles.

This perception prompted some participants to raise the possibility of intra-regional coordination of health care standards and regulation as they relate to medical tourism, an issue not considered in Pocock and Phua's framework.

In the 2002 Nunavut Tourism publication The Time is Right: A Vision and Strategy for Tourism Development in Nunavut, a number of issues facing Nunavut tourism operators were highlighted.

Eleven lighthouses are open to the public, and New Jersey Tourism (www.visitnj.org) issues a free 17-page booklet outlining their history.