The phrase "touristic area" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific place or region that is popular among tourists and has attractions, services, and facilities catering to them. Example: "The city of Paris is known for its beautiful architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture, making it a popular touristic area for travelers from around the world."
Figure 4 Energy consumption time series decomposition for a touristic area.
The Langtang valley is a touristic area situated in the high Himalayan range, 60 km north of Kathmandu (Fig. 1).
Hampsted While Hoxton is a neighborhood of a young and creative crowd, Hampsted is also a less touristic area, but with a completely a different vibe.
Oxaliplatin (Ebewe Pharmaceutical Company, Touristic Area, Egypt) was dissolved in sterile dH2O and was added on day 3 following 4OHT (10−7 M) (Sigma).
In addition, the hospital is in a highly touristic area, and among the emergency contacts excluded, there was a higher proportion of people from European and high-income countries than among emergency contacts made by persons with a health card.
Unidirectional networks can model city centers and touristic areas.
In areas where local traditional markets are relevant and in touristic areas, on-farm sales allow for face-to-face relationships and endorsement.
In almost every country, there are certain regions which increase their electricity consumption during public holidays, especially those ones in touristic areas.
A person might want to avoid routes with high traffic or areas with high criminality, or to favorite routes across shopping and touristic areas.
Clean-up of central business district and other touristic areas took place in Bariloche, Argentina, following tephra fall from 2011 eruption of Cordón-Caulle (Wilson et al. 2013).
In densely urbanized touristic areas, where space has high value, compact solutions such as MBR based greywater reuse systems appear very appropriate.
