Modifies a noun

• stuff: Mike and I had a day to kill on the Saturday, which we used to do a bit of touristy stuff.

• village: A busy, very much a touristy village, Contis Plage was at the end of the road on the coast.

• bit: We paid lip service to the touristy bit on arrival at Chester, followed by a swift adjournment to the pub.

• thing: Meeting up at different times for food, drink, touristy things.

• shop: This has probably got the most touristy gift shop I have ever seen in my life.

• town: This is the view from our window toward the church in this sleepy little non touristy town.

Modifying Another Word

• too: The town is delightful and historic, yet not too touristy or too big.

• quite: It is quite touristy, with lots of great cafes and pubs.

• very: It was a very touristy stand, with all the food out on display.

• rather: I buy a rather touristy jug with " A Present from Malawi " written on it ( just kidding!

• not: What I love about it is that it is so green and unspoiled, and that it is not touristy.

• so: Turkey wasn't so bad, cuz it's not so touristy and we were in the company of natives.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Also, as Jackie implies, they definitely benefit from their location directly adjacent to Boro Market, which gets ever more touristy.

• become: Varadero is one of the most famous resorts in Cuba but it has become really touristy.