Sentence examples for war tourism from inspiring English sources

It's almost a kind of war tourism as these American planes bomb the Iraqi's artillery positions.

Some say it's war tourism, you just want to have your fantasy of being in danger.

It's a form of war tourism: look how Karen makes her granny squirm with her questions about weight!

For a long time the town has been important as a pilgrim and tourist centre, although, in the decades following the Six-Day War, tourism and pilgrimage were frequently affected by the ongoing conflict.

(If truth is historically the first casualty of war, tourism is the second, although it may subsequently incorporate pilgrimages to graves and battlefield sites and even, by the late 20th century, to concentration camps).

Before the war, tourism brought in about $10 billion a year last yearrevenueses were down to $2 billion, and this year, the fear of war has reduced it to less than $500 million.

Take Sri Lanka: concurrently with the increase in global demand for coconut-based products, many coastal areas traditionally used as plantations have become prime real estate sought by developers wanting to build resorts as the post-war tourism goes gangbusters.

For the small set town of Mos Espa, there is an ongoing battle between the dunes, Star Wars fans, and those that rely on Star Wars tourism.

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Tunisian Star Wars Tourism Threatened by Terrorists.

Triumphalist war-tourism sites are just as bad.