Sentence examples for visitor trade from inspiring English sources

There are hopes, though, that a new Harry Potter theme park, set to open this spring, will reinvigorate the British visitor trade.

As fall's chill settles over this picturesque countryside, residents and visitors trade in shorts and bicycles for parkas and hiking boots.

The site itself claims 250,000 unique visitors trading around 100,000 predictions per month, largely around US news items.

The site itself claims 250,000 unique visitors trading around 100,000 predictions per month, however to base its future growth on its in-house portal – which spins its market around primarily US news – would be a mistake.

AT paltalk.com, an Internet video chat site, Iranian visitors sometimes trade nude pictures of themselves.

Being desert bound, Burning Man visitors also trade amenities like indoor plumbing and running water for the less glamorous trappings of propane stoves and overflowing Port-a-Potties.

And they will observe the real thing: Wave Hill has three working hives, and young visitors can trade their wings for chances to try on the beekeepers' protective garb.

We are so far away from the UK and so close to North America that most of our visitors and trade are with North America - that's the way that we look,' he said.

With the help of Philips Lighting, the festival also features a light bulb exchange where visitors can trade their used incandescent bulbs for energy-saving LED ones.

As companies have rushed to reduce costs, they have slashed marketing and travel budgets, squeezing exhibitor and visitor numbers at trade fairs.

The first world war centenary commemorations risk being overshadowed by moves by the Imperial War Museum to privatise its visitor services, a trade union has warned.