"tourism landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the overall environment or area that is often associated with travel and tourism. Example: The small coastal town boasts a diverse tourism landscape, with beautiful beaches, historical landmarks, and trendy restaurants all within walking distance.
The tourism landscape has been damaged.
The study contributes innovative and original concepts to the future tourism landscape.
The present paper takes up this call, using a post-structualist framework to examine Scotland's food tourism landscape.
Thus, the adoption of a constant annual release, irrespective of the recent sequence of inflows, may be beneficial for the long-term interests of all social groups and, therefore, conflicts among drinking water supply, tourism, landscape quality, irrigation and hydroelectric production would become less intense.
Furthermore, the medical tourism facilitators we spoke with may have represented a particular niche in the Canadian medical tourism landscape.
My research provides a "snapshot" of Canada's medical tourism "landscape" at a particular moment; it is important to appreciate that the medical tourism industry in Canada is in flux.
Utilizing content analysis, the findings indicate that feng shui tourism landscapes are depicted as exoteric spaces of consumption through which tourists are existentially transformed.
According to this trend, this paper based on the ancient capital of Xi'an as object of study, focuses on the relativity analysis of tourism and landscape engineering on real estate industry and other related industries, makes the empirical research of the influence typical urban landscape engineering of Xi'an on real estate price, and provides the basis for their combination.
This paper explores the relationship between tourism, abandoned landscapes, and the construction of 'typical' identity in rural Vermont.
The objectives are to explain the relationship between cultural tourism and cultural landscape and how to produce the concept of landscape design as a new tourism product to become tourist attractions in Malaysia by using the old Malay manuscripts and an observation to the old houses of the Malay community in Peninsular Malaysia.
In his album "Picturesque America," also on view, the poet and New York Evening Post editor William Cullen Bryant cultivated a market for European-style landscape tourism (particularly in the West, newly accessible by the transcontinental railroad).
