Sentence examples for which tourism from inspiring English sources

He's a proponent of slow evolution, in which tourism can play a "minor and marginal" role.

This was £97.2m more than the previous year, which tourism chiefs said was down to the success of initiatives such as a major VisitEngland marketing campaign.

"This resurgence in tourism comes after a period of time in which tourism had declined dramatically," Mr. Giuliani said, referring to the early 1990's.

Once basically agricultural and the Dust Bowl locale of John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath Oklahoma now has hundreds of lakes, many of them man-made, and an increasingly diversified economy in which tourism is ever more important.

Though ore deposits approached depletion in the late 20th century, copper mining remained the principal element in the economy, to which tourism, cattle ranching, and government employment also contribute.

Forests, fisheries, water, soil, clean air, the ability of the atmosphere and the oceans to absorb CO2, minerals, biodiversity, pollination, even scenic landscapes upon which tourism may depend: all these are forms of natural capital.

He said Jersey Tourism, which promotes tourism, and Locate Jersey, which encourages businesses to relocate to the island, would be the title sponsors of the club.

"It is not that we don't want people to apply for a passport," said Nelly Cruz Rodriguez, public relations director for the Puerto Rico Tourism Company, which promotes tourism for the Puerto Rican government.

"We don't want catastrophe tourism, like 'Come see it before it's too late,' " said Jesper Kunuk Egede, a spokesman for the Greenland Group, which promotes tourism in Greenland.

Coastal shipping, which feeds tourism, performed well, too.

It won its bid to be the 2008 European Capital of Culture, which boosted tourism.