Sentence examples for whose tourism from inspiring English sources

The Galapagos matters to Ecuador (whose tourism industry relies on it).

Suddenly, however, mellow Oman, whose tourism ministry opened a mere two years ago, is unveiling its own bold blueprints.

While much of the film takes place in Washington, many scenes were actually shot in Virginia, whose tourism bureau has helpfully offered a movie trail.

Or they might have been across the aisle on one of his frequent flights to Israel, whose tourism he has helped promote through ads and testimonials.

For a country whose tourism industry has been hard hit by the 9/11 attacks, a devastating earthquake in 2005, floods in 2010, and fighting between the government, Taliban and other militant groups, it is a remarkable turnaround.

Given that folks will drop cash just to check out a few GoT props, this could be a windfall for the network and for Northern Ireland, whose tourism authority is working alongside it.

Initial investors included Airbus, which is making the European Space Agency's 2020 ExoMars rover, and Branson, whose space tourism company, Virgin Galactic, tested a new spaceplane earlier this month.

Property is a booming business in Boracay, whose £350m tourism industry has soared from a handful of visitors in the 1970s to 1.2 million today – and politics and land are often intertwined.

Maryland, whose state tourism office used to advise visitors to, really, "Seize the Day Off," voted for the Illinois senator 60-37, making their state 32 points more, let's face it, daring than ours.

This television dataset comprised all items that mentioned elective medical care overseas, including items about procedures such as overseas surrogacy and living-donor organ transplants ('transplant tourism') whose definition as 'medical tourism' might fall outside classifications used elsewhere in the literature [ 12, 31, 32].

The authors define medical tourism as a subset of health tourism, whose broader definition involves "the organized travel outside one's local environment for the maintenance, enhancement or restoration of the individual's wellbeing in mind and body".