Sentence examples for working tourists from inspiring English sources

This analysis explores the role of work in the experience of working tourists through an empirical study of international working holiday makers (WHMs) in a regional Australian city.

Implications for strategic destination management designed to more fully capture benefits associated with working tourists are identified and future research opportunities presented.

Working tourists are a growing phenomenon in contemporary tourism although rarely the subject of focussed research.

But he also turns a blind eye when his sales force begins working tourist-rich intersections that the cops have placed off-limits.

In Lyngen, we have seen that the interviewed tourists had a very different awareness and perception of the tsunami risk compared to the people living or working there: tourists are more concerned about the risk of avalanche because Lyngen is a popular Nordic skiing destination and avalanches are a major and well-known risk for Norway.

The only long-hairs are the old, homeless ones politely working the tourists for change on street corners.

Those looking for an unusual gap year option may look no further – a new volunteer programme is looking for English-speakers to help North Korea's future tour guides improve their language skills and learn the basics of working with tourists.

In fact, the tourists interviewed in Lyngen had a very different awareness and perception of the tsunami risk compared to the people living or working there: tourists more concerned about the risk of avalanche are not aware that Lyngen could be affected by a tsunami in the future and are unfamiliar with the tsunami warning system and the time available for evacuation.

Even without oil anywhere near where Captain Pete lives and works, tourists fearing that the spill could spread there are already holding back.

Sponsors pay for the works, tourists come to see them, and when the show is over, they are auctioned for charity.

Cadwalladr writes, "It is understood that some were working on tourist visas.