Sentence examples for using tourism from inspiring English sources

He admitted using tourism brochures, the internet and local contacts as an alternative means of research and then putting it all together "as best you can from there".

I also have the opportunity to meet, learn from, inspire and be inspired by other social entrepreneurs and people on the ground who share our passion for using tourism to do good.

In an April report on the South China Sea, the International Crisis Group said that China had delayed establishing Sansha City's administration to govern the Paracels and Spratlys and appeared more intent on using tourism to assert sovereignty.

My dream of using tourism to aid poverty relief and conservation began to take shape before I started university, when I worked on a tourism-funded research boat in Western Australia, and then taught in a rural primary school in Kenya.

We discuss how this intriguing design of moderated mediation relationships could be explained by using tourism theory and research on regulatory focus.

Umberto is more than a convincing pirate: he has worked hard to use tourism to save the town from ruin.

The goal, according to the lodge owner Guy Levene, a former British Army colonel, is to use tourism to conservation ends.

Last November, when Nasheed proposed moving all 300,000 Maldivians to safer territory, he named India, Sri Lanka and Australia as possible destinations and described a plan that would use tourism revenues from the present to establish a sovereign wealth fund with which he could buy a new country — or at least part of one — in the future.

"Our task at the present moment is to use tourism to try to create opportunities so that people in New Zealand, or anywhere around the world that Niueans are living, will consider Niue again as a place for them to come back and live," he says.

To underscore that point, across Mr. Zaffuto's chest was a T-shirt reading "Addiopizzo!" The catchphrase means "Goodbye, protection money" and is the name taken by an organization determined to use tourism as a means to return some of that stolen dignity to Sicily.

Goodwin, who founded the  International Centre for Responsible Tourism (ICRT), also at Leeds, in 2002, said the course is "designed to enable people to make change: to use tourism for sustainable development, to use tourism to make better places for people to live in and better places for people to visit".