tourism

Converse of object

• boost: We wish Jo every success and look forward to working closely with her to boost tourism in Rutland.
• promote: Aberdeen Tourism Award For outstanding efforts to promote tourism within their area.

Adjective modifier

• sustainable: Promote the concept of sustainable tourism to potential visitors to the county.
• nature-based: The segment of tourism undergoing the fastest growth is nature-based tourism, which includes ecotourism ( WTTC, 2000 ).
• outbound: The UK Government regularly request responses to consultations relevant to outbound tourism.
• mass: The UN has been told that mass tourism is endangering the citadel, which was made a world heritage site in 1983.
• cultural: Cultural tourism will continue to make a significant contribution to the economy of Wales.
• rural: There are identifiable markets for farm tourism within rural tourism.

Modifies a noun

• industry: These awards are the tourism industry 's ' Oscars ' .
• destination: This degree examines tourist behavior and tourism destinations using a social science focus.
• sector: In the UK alone, 10 % of total employment is in the tourism sector.
• boom: Then a tourism boom began which has scarcely slackened since.
• attraction: The PO stated that the proposed project would also act as a lever for future development and as a potential tourism attraction.
• revenue: Now, the southwest of England is due to lose £ 100 million in tourism revenue.

Noun used with modifier

• eco: Site includes much information about eco tourism, as well as publications and comprehensive web links.
• heritage: For many students, the most valuable part of the course proves to be the six-week work placement within a relevant heritage tourism organization.
• wildlife: To work with British and overseas conservation organizations to develop new wildlife tourism destinations.
• adventure: There is a large potential to develop independent adventure tourism and recent years have seen a considerable increase.
• sex: Sex Tourism Sex tourism is a problem which demands urgent attention.
• seaside: But increasingly they also became the playground of the metropolis, giving rise to modern seaside tourism.