Sentence examples for tourism recognized from inspiring English sources

Although Psy attributed the song's popularity to YouTube and his fans while at the same time insisted that he is not responsible for the song's success, the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism recognized the singer for "increasing the world's interest in Korea" and announced its decision to award Psy with a 4th Class Order of Cultural Merit.

The long-term effects of this process on the distribution and frequency of R. parkeri rickettsiosis are difficult to predict; however, as humans continue to encroach on the Paraná Delta through urbanization, agriculture, and tourism, recognized cases of this disease are likely to escalate.

While participants made it very clear that they did not want to play a significant role in patients' decision-making around medical tourism, they recognized that their own degree of (dis trust in the procedure, clinic, or physician abroad was important to share with patients.

Kripasur Sherpa, Nepal's tourism minister, recognizes the hazards of allowing anyone with $11,000 to climb. .

Although only one participant had dealt directly with stem cell tourism, all participants recognized familiar issues raised by this practice.

Virginia's tourism slogan, "Virginia is for Lovers," may be one of the most recognized state tourism slogans in the country, it doesn't mean what you think it means.

The tourism industry and WCS recognized the problem a decade ago, and together started setting up conservation easements.

Tourism officials admitted they recognized the phallic shape of the map, but not until visitors pointed it out on Facebook and Twitter.

We claim that sustainable construction and architecture has vital role in achieving the tourism full potential for conservation and development of the Douro Region, with recognized capacity for tourism growth.

"I think Bigelow could be the sleeper success of space tourism," says Whitesides. "He's recognized that a key component of space tourism ultimately will be the destination, and that's something that really no one else at his level has thought about".

The resulting maps were highly consistent with the distribution of areas recognized by the tourism authorities as of interest for recreation development (i.e. areas with emblematic flora and fauna and the presence of public and private protected areas).