"tourist programs" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It refers to programs or activities that are designed for tourists to participate in during their travels. Here are a few examples of how it could be used in a sentence: - The city has a variety of tourist programs, such as guided walking tours and cultural workshops. - The hotel offers a range of tourist programs, including cooking classes and sightseeing excursions. - The tourism board has launched a new campaign to promote their city's tourist programs to international travelers.
There's special equipment, special tools!" Back in Chiang Rai, Parisuda Sudhamongakala, one of the original members of the theater troupe, is proud that 38 tribal neighbors are now registered as tourist guides and that villagers themselves are running tourist programs, instead of merely being the exotic objects of outsiders' tours.
The government in Havana suspended all tourist programs ahead of the storm.
More than 350,000 people were evacuated by the Civil Defense in the coastal provinces, and the government in Havana suspended all tourist programs ahead of the storm.
He also said that the city would need to invest in new tourist advertisement programs to revive the tourism industry.
Yes, there is an Ireland of Aran sweaters and accordion players, but in many cases these are part of carefully choreographed tourist entertainment programs.
If the "ban," as Trump called it, took effect a week after he signed it, potential terrorists would receive advance notice and thus infiltrate the country via its refugee resettlement or tourist visa programs.
It would indeed be a pity to see the great Elgin Marbles reduced to being simply artifacts put on the shelf of Greek nationalism or a platform for political self furtherance or debased as part of tourist development program, which is really what all of this is about.
Moscow's tourist development program is involved in other projects that look back in time, among them the restoration of prerevolutionary palaces and estates.
As with Error City Tourist, the program and idea designed on the Unity 3D platform quickly grew into something more substantial.
When you enter your start and destination, the program will populate a map of your route with restaurants, museums and less traditional tourist sites using programming interfaces like Google Places, Foursquare, Yelp and Lonely Planet's Points of Interest.
And don't forget: cities with bikeshare programs are tourist meccas -- not only are people listening to Pandora, checking Siri, being guided by GPS and having intimate eye-contact conversations with their passengers, they're also sightseeing, hungrily devouring monuments, points of interest, skyscrapers, museums, and statues.
