The Chinese government has already mounted an etiquette campaign for its tourists — printed brochures and government admonitions on placards and in tourist tutorials to warn them against such transgressions as being too noisy, cutting lines or loud throat-clearing, activities it has also condemned at home.
Mr Hirst reminds the reader that back in the 1930s, the Lebanese government printed tourist brochures in Hebrew, and sponsored Lebanese pavilions at Tel Aviv trade fairs.
Seeking to maximize the tourist draw, Nepal has printed half a billion commemorative postage stamps depicting the south face of Everest.
Indeed, the city is welcoming the ban with the slogan "Dublin: A Breath of Fresh Air," which will eventually be printed on tourist brochures, restaurant menus and beer coasters in pubs.
The invite to the show came in the form of a postcard, and drawings of tourist destinations such as ancient temples were printed on full 50s skirts.
Contrary to what was printed on August 5, Bethlehem is open to tourists.
In central Poreč, the tourist bureau was filled with gorgeous brochures, minimally designed and expensively printed on thick white paper.
Or the Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker's acknowledgment of tourists from Belgium, Spain, Finland, Israel and other countries at Canaan Baptist Church, where the printed order of worship welcomes visitors in many languages.
He told highly convincing wee-hours bar stories that can't be printed but that had a way of involving "beautiful, insane" tourist women who nearly caused him to be late for work.
The next year — after shopkeepers in Malia staged an anti-British-tourist march — the Foreign Office distributed leaflets and coasters in old towns and beach bars across Europe, printed with the reminder "Don't Be a Dick".
