Sentence examples for visitor relations from inspiring English sources

Visitor Relations student and professional staff are on hand to greet, provide information and lead general campus tours.

Visitor Relations is the primary source of general information for students, staff members, visitors, and other guests of the Cornell community.

With its sweeping views of Beebe Lake, the wood-and-stone building maintains its "Finger Lakes lodge feel," according to Taiya Luce, director of visitor relations.

"Tour buses show up with their own guides and disgorge passengers," said John Friesman, director of visitor relations, who estimates that 100,000 to 150,000 people come to the campus each year.

If you are looking for a specific person or department at Cornell, you can search for them in our online directories, or call Visitor Relations at the number listed to the right.

One American investor, a frequent visitor since relations between his country and Vietnam began to normalise, remarks: "I see change every time I come.

Meetings are held twice daily, meals are communal, tasks like cooking and picking litter are shared out, there is a welcome desk for visitors, and relations with police are good.

"[It's about] knowing what you're going to be seeing when you get there," she said, "planning a visit at a time when the site is not overly jammed with people, learning how to be a respectful visitor in relation to not touching things, and thinking of yourself being in a museum environment even when you're not".

Carter explains even more fulsomely that the murder of the US visitor would "ruin relations" with Britain.

It was impressed upon the 60-odd British visitors that sexual relations with people of other races would result in possible imprisonment, deportation or worse.

Promoted J. Michael Wilson, director-visitor center and community relations, to director of athlete relations.