Sentence examples for tourism programme from inspiring English sources

Third, a popular space tourism programme.

In 2017, China also launched its "all-for-one" tourism programme, focusing on conservation, diversity of cultures and environmental sustainability.

Originally financed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, Rutan is now working with the Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson on a viable space tourism programme.

According to the Lonely Planet Thorn Tree travel forum, Libya is targeting 1.5 million visitors a year under its 2008-12 tourism programme.

Speaking at the Institute of Directors' annual convention in London, Sir Richard Branson announced that his commercial space tourism programme – reportedly costing $200,000 £125,0000) a ticket – will be operating within months.

The FTO, whose members represent over 65% of the British overseas inclusive holiday market, has appointed a full-time responsible tourism coordinator, Chris Thomson, to facilitate the integration of a responsible tourism programme for its members so they can monitor the environmental, cultural and social impacts of tourism.

This is the opportunity to take advantage of the land to create and implement sustainable tourism programmes and other forms of economic development that do not solely depend on resource extraction, but on their preservation and responsible use to offer a better quality of life to vulnerable and low-income communities.

Ironically, some of the conservation tourism programmes that have done so much to raise awareness and money to conserve wild apes are bringing humans close enough to their non-human cousins to pass on infections to which gorillas and chimps have no immunity.

Lee Yi is a senior lecturer for the London College of Contemporary Arts's hospitality and tourism management programme.

According to Magdalena Rutkowska, who heads Poland's medical tourism development programme, which is 75% funded by EU money, around 320,000 people visited the country for treatment in 2012 – of which 42% came for plastic surgery, notably breast implants.

Hospitality and tourism management programmes are one of the rapidly developing subject areas in Chinese universities.