Sentence examples for types of tourists from inspiring English sources

And stereotyping, by its nature, means shoehorning very different types of tourists together.

TEHRAN, Nov. 1 — Iran is offering money to travel agents who can lure certain types of tourists to Iran, and the rate is double for bringing European and American travelers.

Gozo mostly attracts two types of tourists: a crop of more independent visitors who arrive in search of rural serenity, including expatriates with second homes; and a trickle of scuba divers who swear that the island offers the best diving in the Mediterranean.

"I think it's better to have those drinking ghettoes, Playa de Palma and Magaluf, where people go, rather than these intellectual types of tourists who tramp over everything in their search for the untouched bit, the original Mallorcan, and the residential tourists, who buy up property, buy a car, usually two, swimming pools, and want gardens with plants and grass like at home but that need water".

What makes city tourism distinct from other types of tourism is that cities have a high density of diverse cultural offerings in a relatively small area, attracting different types of tourists.

Although this study focuses on British destinations, this methodology could be used as a control and monitoring measure in the regional analysis of any destination, facilitating regular adjustment of regional tourism marketing campaigns to minimize seasonality effects, specifically by targeting the types of tourists less prone to seasonality.

Climate change can affect all types of tourist activities and destinations, i.e. summer or winter tourist activities and respective coastal, small islands or mountainous tourist regions, thus leading to a considerable restructuring of tourist destinations around the globe.

On the other hand, it is important to avoid the classic "If it's Tuesday, it must be Belgium," types of tourist itineraries!

The bulk of the visitors, Mr. Boza said, "were exactly the type of tourists we want: young, sophisticated, with money to spend".

But regeneration of the town, driven by the opening of the Turner Contemporary gallery last spring (where a solo exhibition of work by Margate's own Tracey Emin opened last weekend) has seen a sea change in the type of tourists venturing here.

Another type of tourist might not".