Sentence examples for visual tourism from inspiring English sources

Something approximating Roussel's hyperspeed visual tourism unreels in "He Aims": As a child's tongue probes a wobbly milk-tooth, one is drawn to the far-flung, imperishable scenes featured in a company calendar: veldt, ice-floes, desert, miles of prairie.

They were beautifully done — the scales, especially, were a technical feat, and the materials lush — but such visual tourism feels reductive, and the show was at its best when the connections were the least obvious: in a juicy thick-ribbed cashmere tunic, an astrakhan jacket with a extravagant funnel neck, and second-skin leather pants in all shades.

This study examines consumers' visual attention toward tourism photographs with text naturally embedded in landscapes and their perceived advertising effectiveness.

Bournemouth Borough Council has also said key issues of concern for councillors and residents include the effects on tourism and the visual impact.

The principles of non-formal education aligned with the concept of constructionism are used to create an experimental educational scenario focused on geocultural tourism for persons with visual impairments.

Not to mention how this type of tech can be applied in fashion, tourism and any other highly visual market.

They said a survey showed a "significant majority" of local residents were opposed to the plans with "major concerns" including the visual impact, sustainability, and the possible effect on tourism and the marine environment.

While wind energy production is relatively free from environmental externalities such as air pollution, it is frequently considered to negatively impact landscapes' visual aesthetic values, thereby inducing negative effects on tourism demand.

Findings indicate that text within the landscapes of tourism photographs draws the majority of viewers' visual attention, irrespective of whether or not participants understand the text language.

These included the immediate effects of construction such as noise and dust, traffic impacts, possible effects on the visual or physical environment, as well as an impact on tourism, investment and jobs.

An economic assessment by the Scottish government found that the tourism sector would face the biggest losses because of the turbines' visual impact.