noun
Etymology
Origin of tourism
Example Sentences
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The Gulf monarchies have worked hard to stay on the periphery of Middle East conflict, relying on their stability to attract business, trade and tourism.
From Barron's
After a week of emailing tourism boards, industry groups and award-winning salmon farms, I ended up right back where I started: Salmon Scotland, just to triple-check they didn’t represent the maker.
From Salon
There is one other option, and Mertz referred to it as dental tourism, saying that Mexico and Costa Rica are popular destinations for U.S. residents.
From Los Angeles Times
Mobile could have waived or reduced the combined 17% hotel and tourism tax it collects.
Increasingly, the area has grown in popularity as a tourism village and many people have also retired to the area from other parts of the UK.
From BBC
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