'tourist project' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project designed to attract more tourists to a certain area or location. For example: "The local council has recently launched a new tourist project aimed at attracting more visitors to the town."
He said it was a tourist project.
"I don't agree with using those fossils in a tourist project," Mr. Coria said.
Public Security Minister Hernan Garron added that the field was begun as a tourist project and was later intended as an alternative airstrip for a nearby Costa Rican Government training base.
Many Americans know about the emir's gift of $100 million to help Hurricane Katrina victims, but Qatar is also building a $1.5 billion oil refinery in Zimbabwe, a huge residential complex in Sudan and a $350 million tourist project in Syria.
The new property is located only a little to the north of the ancient aqueduct/tunnel that is the site of a major tourist project run by the Elad settlers association, and northwest of the house there is the "educational center" that Elad runs out of the "Hashalom Forest".
I may not always have water, let alone hot water, and I don't always have power, but I have the peace of knowing, that for now, for a little while longer, we're safe from being displaced by a new tourist project or priced out of our homes.
Sustainable tourism is more than a slogan; some tourist projects raise money for schools and healthcare.
"We want to reinvent a little the way tourist projects are developed," he said.
Energy, mines and tourist projects worth C$100 billion are going ahead in the province, according to Jock Finlayson of the Business Council of British Columbia.
However, their knowledge of the animals and plants of the Kalahari remains remarkable and the Cgaecgae Tlhabololo Trust was set up to develop tourist projects that celebrate this.
Tourism brings the residents easier earnings than intensive agriculture, and local politicians are always on the hunt for quick-fix tourist projects for the area.
