Sentence examples for tourism provider from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arad said Mr. Herskowitz was among thousands of young adults in Masa, a program combining tourism, study and work that is financed in part by the Jewish Agency for Israel and run by Oranim, an educational tourism provider.

Home to the hospitable Rajagopal family, and registered as a "farm tourism provider", the house is set in 90 acres of coffee, pepper, betel nut, lime, ginger, guava and avocado among other fruit and spices.

Tourism providers in destinations must collaborate in service provision in order to develop integrated services to meet the needs of tourists and remain competitive.

The results of this study contribute to recent studies on social media and smart tourism, in that tourism providers can take advantage of online data to better design and deliver their products and services to tourists.

Lamoureux suggested asking what tourism providers' social responsibility policies are and how many of their employees and managers are local residents.

While sports tourism providers are nothing new, Homefans works directly with clubs and local fans with the aim of offering a more authentic experience.

I asked space expert Graham Southorn, editor of the BBC's Focus magazine, about the likelihood of future success for these space tourism providers – and this is what he had to say.

"Can't we find some middle ground that allows two different lifestyles to live with each other?" Visit England said tourism providers "should treat everyone accessing their goods, facilities or services fairly".

"We don't see anyone out there delivering direct bookings in travel at this scale, and doing it successfully across the industry from the biggest enterprise brands all the way down to independent properties and local tourism providers," he said.

For Forbes' list of the best ecotourism destinations, we chose spots that meet three criteria: All tourism providers or locations respect local wildlife, employ local staff and focus on the outdoors with minimal impact to the natural environment.

In recent years, both Baja California and Baja California Sur, home to Tijuana and Los Cabos, have seen a rise in conflicts between environmentalists, fishermen and tourism providers.