Sentence examples for tourism put from inspiring English sources

The document drawn up by the Home Office and seen by the Sunday Times reportedly says unlimited immigration from the EU has damaged the job prospects of low-skilled Britons, encouraged benefit tourism, put pressure on public services and caused the "buildup of social tensions".

Guided treks are scheduled each day of the week, year round – and every spring and autumn, Jersey Tourism puts on a walking festival, running 40-odd trips, including a round-island route.

With a new international airport slated for imminent development, the burden that tourism puts on the infrastructure of this little town is ever increasing, as is the intense footfall around the small group of favoured temples.

"The idea of this new tourism puts into question a lot of fundamental things about the kinds of lives people live these days," he says.

Maybe it's because Mussolini tourism puts cash in the coffers.

Any doubts that this was a new day in Thai tourism were put aside as the ship set off down the Chao Phraya River under an exploding sunset.

While some of the photos in the ads show couples in Italian settings, the settings were not so emphasized that the ads look like a tourism bureau put them out.

The Victorian government has asked a taskforce to look into the proposal, which would see tourism infrastructure put into the area to draw visitors to an ecosystem that contains some of the world's tallest trees.