The phrase "tourism strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the plans, initiatives, and policies that a government or organization implements to promote tourism within a region or country. For example, "The city announced a new tourism strategy to attract more visitors to its attractions."
Cicheng also integrated its craft heritage into its tourism strategy.
The tourism strategy in Okla .is to slow people down long enough to spend money there.
He promised "a new national tourism strategy focused on creating jobs".
But marketing analysts say the government has failed to come up with a unified tourism strategy.
AUSTRALIA is rethinking its tourism strategy in an effort to keep the crowds rolling in.
The Masai have played an essential role in Kenya's tourism strategy.
Findings show that events tourism strategies of public sector events agencies (within or outside tourism bodies) are mostly reactive or proactive relative to emerging episodes/events.
It finds that five successive Tourism Strategies from 1978 onward have had consistent aims, strongly influenced by the locality characteristics of Cambridge.
This paper draws on research into 25 years of tourism planning and management in Cambridge, UK, to explore the long-term effect that tourism strategies can have in managing the development of tourism in historic cities.
Moreover, a comprehensive analysis of best practice examples of city tourism strategies around the globe as well as a detailed review of existing and emerging technologies that could play an important role with regard to city tourism could help cities to better plan and prepare for the future.
In this paper, we show how eco-efficiency can be used to evaluate tourism strategies on local scale based on an augmented regional input output model that delivers information on economic performance, land use (as indicator for environmental pressure), and employment.
