Sentence examples for true tourist from inspiring English sources

"They had omitted one key feature: the amusements necessary to becoming a true tourist destination," he said.

Many of the amenities that tourists seek were not here in abundance, she said, adding that greater economic development and the influx of more businesses was necessary before the city could be a true tourist destination.

And I always say we could become a true tourist attraction doing things our way.

Gatlinburg is a true tourist town in every sense of the word, from the budget motels lining the highway to every imaginable chain restaurant, to five separate Ripley's attractions.

At the time of writing, it's no longer top 10 – congrats, Basingstokers – but nevertheless, it's still (apparently) one of those characterless commuter-belt communities that – while an economic hub, with the likes of Sun Life and BNP Paribas based within its limits – has no true tourist-trap draw to cause the curious passing motorist in.

Since they were traveling with their 22-month-old daughter, the couple wanted to see a few tried-and-true tourist attractions.

And she said, 'Madonna was my roommate.' So it turns out it was true!" A tourist on the walkway called out from above in a Spanish accent: "De Cloisters?" Selznick hopped uptown to find it for her.

True, the tourists were probably beginning their day at church only as a prelude to seeing the sights of New York, including, perhaps, a hike through Central Park.

This is, perhaps, especially true for tourists coming to the city, of which last year, there were 48.7 million.

True to the tourist experience, Berry gets a glimpse of the natural wonders, including the thrilling game reserve and beautiful Cape Town, but the focus is less on scenery than on individual people: "At all the designated scenic views..

He said it was true many Chinese tourists might travel with instant noodles – they weren't used to eating foreign food, or at least not every day.