The phrase 'tourist purpose' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to indicate the reason why someone is visiting a certain place. For example: "He went to Egypt for tourist purposes."
In recent time, thanks to efforts of the local Jewish and Polish organisations including foreign financial aid from the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, many synagogues underwent major restorations and serve religious and tourist purposes.
A simple approach for reducing the risk for human infection on Spitsbergen is therefore to limit human exposure to this area, e.g., minimize the use of the Grumant area for recreational and tourist purposes.
Many of these urban centers, especially in the southern Lazio, have not undergone the dynamic housing transformation, typical of other old towns, such as abandonment, replacement of the inhabitants with the inclusion of new social classes, or reuse of all or part for tourist-commercial purpose.
This is the process for a tourist visa; a "specific purpose visa", valid for thirty days, is also available if you are traveling for purposes other than tourism.
The museum could even distract some tourists from their main purpose at Foxwoods.
It's a purpose-built tourist resort a short drive from the older town of Sousse, with its traditional medina.
The 13th-century castle, meanwhile, was "the first purpose-built tourist trap in Britain": a theme park where medieval Arthur enthusiasts could presumably enjoy attractions such as Ye Non-Existent Inflatable Dragon and Ye Test Ye Strength Putative Excalibur Device™.
In both function and content, thematic maps are fundamentally different from navigation maps, which serve the way-finding needs of drivers, pilots, and tourists, and general-purpose or reference maps, which portray a diverse set of basic features such as coastlines, terrain, and transport routes.
But for purposes of the tourist trade, the story peters out after that.
Unplanned London, which has just arrived at its square miles of parametrically designed junk space, its CCTV-overseen gated business cantonments and Chinese party cadre-owned luxury encampments, its logo skyscrapers and purpose-built "iconic" tourist destinations.
