Sentence examples for tourism models from inspiring English sources

Help Tourism, which is well known in West Bengal and northeast India for promoting community-based and sustainable tourism models, plans to rent out the Sundergaon mud cottages to tourists, at the rate of 25,000 rupees ($450) for three nights.

The parameters for the wildlife viewing tourism models in the Savanna biome were determined using data from (Massyn et al. 2008).

A common practice is to use an indicator system for designing and implementing tourism models that focuses on the sustainability approach.

Hopefully other ministries of tourism across Middle East and North African countries will consider exchange tourism models as the increasing push towards urbanization pigeonholes rural practices as all backwards, when indeed, they are not, as shown by the Zikra Initiative.

There are community-based tourism models in Tanzania and elsewhere in the world in which locals retain land rights so that they can negotiate whatever matters most to them, be it grazing rights or farming acreage or fishing access.

It's a tourism model for the future.

"We're worried about a tourism model that focuses on quantity, quantity, quantity," said José Luis Zoreda of the organisation.

This is the very reason recent architecture is "Disneyfied" -- because it is part of the cultural tourism model, the dogma Mr. Muschamp warns us about.

Displays of "traditional" Fijian culture, music, and dancing make an important contribution to tourism; model villages and handicraft markets are popular with tourists.

I have come up with six key reasons why the current tourism model is way past its prime and why more of us need to focus on creating alternatives: 1. Mass industrial tourism is based on the assembly, distribution and consumption of packaged products and, as a consequence, one product is substitutable for another.

Add to that fears that some popular destinations are becoming saturated with low-spending tourists whose numbers and behaviour are raising local hackles, and questions are once again being asked about the efficacy of Spain's decades-old sol y playa (sun and beach) tourism model.