Australia's tourism industry is both isolated and interconnected The tourism industry has always been growth-focused.
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The medical tourism industry is an intrinsically entrepreneurial endeavor: it
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That's only $3 million less than the country's tourism industry.
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Bulgaria estimates serious losses for its tourism industry as well.
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The tourism industry accounts for over half the region's jobs.
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Despite the minister's assertion, problems persist for Nigeria's tourism industry.
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We have an interesting conversation about the tourism industry here.
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The move could deal a blow to Taiwan's tourism industry.
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Concerns are mounting for other segments of the tourism industry.
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The birth tourism "industry" is not a victimless criminal racket.
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The tourism industry has been badly battered by the coronavirus.
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It would all but destroy the $220 billion international-tourism industry.
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Meanwhile, terrorism delivered a devastating blow to the country's tourism industry.
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Our small businesses suffer, and our vastly important tourism industry suffers.
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Its tiny tourism industry would certainly be in favor of that.
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Maybe they don't want collateral phenomena like the "birth tourism" industry.
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Several countries then issued travel advisories, undermining the crucial tourism industry.
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The tourism industry accounts for 8% of Tunisia's gross domestic product.
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They have to target the tourism industry, the port, and Airbnb.
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The damage to the island's growing tourism industry is less clear.
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Thailand's tourism industry is taking a hit amidst the coronavirus outbreak.
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Similar to airlines, the tourism industry is also taking a blow.
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Among them, the blow to the tourism industry bears the brunt.
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Political instability and Islamist violence have damaged Egypt's crucial tourism industry.
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And more than 1.2 million Floridians work in the state's tourism industry.
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But now I think he's there to supervise the Hemingway tourism industry.
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Many in the tourism industry say their bottom line depends on it.
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We're also in the birth pangs of a luxury Arctic tourism industry.
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The blast will be another blow for Turkey's already beleaguered tourism industry.
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But such destinations are already a major part of Cambodia's tourism industry.
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Travel warnings from the Gulf governments have also damaged Lebanon's tourism industry.
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Neom, Saudi officials hope, will be crucial to Saudi Arabia's tourism industry.
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The company's abrupt collapse is causing ripple effects throughout the tourism industry.
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Britain's tourism industry is also concerned that European tourists could stay away.
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And the violence has taken a steep toll on the tourism industry.
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The tourism industry in Puerto Rico is deeply intertwined with its environment.
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Meanwhile, Syria's government is trying to reboot the country's decimated tourism industry.
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Now they just need to decide how to build a tourism industry.
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The tourism industry took a beating from Hurricane Irma in Southwest Florida.
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And, enveloped by the tourism industry, Cappadocia has become separated from itself.
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José Luis Perelló, a former University of Havana professor who studies Cuba's tourism industry, said the country should not take short-term shifts in U.S. policy too much into account in the long-term development of its tourism industry.
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Or we focus on losses for the tourism industry, which could be considerable.
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The flight suspension hit Egypt's tourism industry, a key source of hard currency.
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The Zika virus outbreak added further economic jitters by dampening the tourism industry.
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The second reason is a form of vertical integration in the tourism industry.
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Lebanon's tourism industry, a mainstay of the struggling economy, badly needs a boost.
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Coral reefs are crucial to recreational fisheries, the tourism industry, and medical research.
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"The whole space tourism industry ... is essentially selling the overview effect," Yaden says.
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Beach parties are only the start of where Florida's tourism industry could suffer.
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" Russell, 38, who works in the tourism industry said, "Nothing, she said nothing.
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Shibam's tourism industry has died, and funding for maintaining buildings has been cut.
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Not surprisingly, the continuing violence has hurt the country's once thriving tourism industry.
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Many also work in the tourism industry and are busy on game days.
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It hopes to continue expanding attendance to help to build its tourism industry.
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Thanks to its mild winters, Madeira has developed a year-round tourism industry.
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Taiwan's tourism industry has already suffered a major downturn in visitors from China.
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There are fears of a knock-on effect on Iceland's important tourism industry.
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The pandemic has dealt a massive blow to the travel and tourism industry.
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The country's booming tourism industry is already taking a toll from coronavirus cancellations.
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But the timing of the bombing may be fortunate for the tourism industry.
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Now the country just needs to decide how to build a tourism industry.
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"The tourism industry here has completely changed," Mr. Aykac, the tour guide, said.
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The country's booming tourism industry is already taking a toll from coronavirus cancellations.
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In Luxor, the virus has sowed fear among workers in the tourism industry.
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Businessmen say it would provide jobs and kick start a halting tourism industry.
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Turkey's tourism industry has been hit hard by the wave of terrorist attacks.
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Crackdowns on alcohol sales in much of India badly hurt the tourism industry.
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"They're sort of like policemen for the sustainable tourism industry," Ms. Honey said.
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Plus, during the race, tourists fuel the local tourism industry, especially surrounding hotels.
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The local people saw them coming in and built up the tourism industry.
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Elon Musk's venture into the space tourism industry is going to have to wait.
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We found a divide between the tourism industry and the rest of the country.
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The tourism industry has a whopping $67 billion impact on the Sunshine State's economy.
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Croatia is one of a number of treatment hotspots in the medical-tourism industry.
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Cuba's tourism industry has boomed since the December 2014 rapprochement with the United States.
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Prior to the Russian occupation, Ukrainians did form roughly 67% of Crimea's tourism industry.
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Investors in Cuba's tourism industry had high hopes for the sector when then-U.
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The plunging pound will help the tourism industry by making Britain cheaper to visit.
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Pristina has the beginnings of a tourism industry without the tourists, so to speak.
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Dutch visitors are also important to Turkey's tourism industry, but travel has been dropping.
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Ms. Caruso said increased publicity about the state's history could benefit its tourism industry.
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Restaurant and food catering workers, followed by those in the hotel and tourism industry.
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"We've got a $2 billion tourism industry here on the Georgia coast," Keyes said.
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Irma's impact on the county's lifeblood tourism industry, she said, is difficult to measure.
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For New Zealand's tourism industry, and Australia's conservative coalition, it's worth keeping in mind.
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The tourism industry accounts for one in four jobs here, according to the government.
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The coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc on the tourism industry in China and beyond.
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Vietnam's tourism industry is already taking an economic hit due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The fires have also called attention to the vulnerability of Australia's vital tourism industry.
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Some in the tourism industry said Maya Bay's closure would have little impact, however.
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That bodes badly for Egypt's already struggling economy, and its tourism industry in particular.
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But those in the tourism industry are meeting legalization with more precaution than promotion.
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It represents the tourism industry and is not officially part of the Egyptian government.
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With the novel coronavirus looming over the tourism industry, Airbnb has taken a hit.
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The sector includes the tourism industry, which is among Kenya's top foreign exchange earners.
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Dying from the result of a medical error isn't limited to the medical tourism industry.
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"It's a big blow to the economy, as well as the tourism industry," Sirisena said.
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The downed plane caused flight cancellations and was a major blow to the tourism industry.
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The instability has contributed to a sharp down-turn in Turkey's once vibrant tourism industry.
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Photographer Kirsten Luce and I started documenting the wildlife tourism industry in the Amazon rainforest.
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We have the tourism industry, we have the mining industry that would provide significant opportunities.
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These days, word of mouth is no longer the driving force of the tourism industry.
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Was your experience of the tourism industry there secondhand, or did you work in it?
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Most Maldivians eke out a meager existence by fishing or working in the tourism industry.
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The tensions have already hurt the tourism industry, the largest contributor to the country's economy.
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That's a key question for the U.S. tourism industry heading into the important summer season.
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The jazz funeral in New Orleans is more than shorthand for the city's tourism industry.
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One estimate put lost wages in the tourism industry alone at $1 billion per month.
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The latest: The Australian government said it would channel $76 million to the tourism industry.
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Its economy, long based on subsistence farming and fishing, now includes a modest tourism industry.
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"Regulations make domestic flights unprofitable," said Nicola Furnari of travel and tourism industry association Avavit.
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The tourism industry generated a whopping $37 billion in revenue for the country in 2017.
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He said the trade war is having unintended consequences on the travel and tourism industry.
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Turquoise waters, world-famous cuisine and heartfelt hospitality are the pillars of Thailand's booming tourism industry.
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Gnock Fah noted that those higher costs are typical of the tourism industry as a whole.
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The fast-spreading virus in China has hit the travel and tourism industry around the world.
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To shore up the battered tourism industry, the government tried subsidising hotel rooms and plane tickets.
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It set off a global fascination with Egyptology that became a cornerstone of Egypt's tourism industry.
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Islamic State has also claimed three deadly urban attacks last year that hit Tunisia's tourism industry.
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You look at parts of New Hampshire, where maybe the tourism industry is off, or whatever.
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A strong tourism industry, including 1.7 million cruise passengers a year, has helped boost population numbers.
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But normal business has been going on and the important tourism industry has been largely unaffected.
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However, Brexit could inadvertently play a hand in boosting Britain's tourism industry for the anticipated weekend.
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Nearly 32 million tourists were expected to visit Greece this year, according to tourism industry officials.
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The AP asked Ivey about potential backlash after a press conference about the state's tourism industry.
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Astrotourism is already a component of the Canaries' booming tourism industry, drawing about 200,000 visitors annually.
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Some 20,000 seasonal workers arrive each year to fuel the region's $1 billion annual tourism industry.
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The unrest has plunged the former British colony into a recession and damaged the tourism industry.
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But it swiftly became widely beloved, contributing far more than it cost to Australia's tourism industry.
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This will have a devastating effect on the tourism industry in Nepal, and your country's reputation.
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EDT: President Trump and Vice President Pence meet with tourism industry executives to discuss the coronavirus.
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Now the company faces a travel and tourism industry that has shut down across the globe.
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The thriving global tourism industry, especially in China and Asia, has contributed plenty to this growth.
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Over the past three months, the tourism industry of Venice, has had its share of plagues.
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Irma came at one of the worst possible times for Florida's crucial $90 billion tourism industry.
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Chinese officials see Hengqin helping Macau diversify away from casinos to a more wholesome tourism industry.
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"Ecpat's code can drastically reduce traffickers' ability to exploit children through the tourism industry," she said.
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Australia's tourism industry, which has always heavily promoted the outback as a destination, could also suffer.
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But South Africa's legislative capital and its tourism industry is now targeting a new niche: Muslims.
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The country also experienced terrorist attacks that cost hundreds of lives and crippled its tourism industry.
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Maduro has ordered government services, the tourism industry, airlines, and border gas stations to start accepting cryptocurrencies.
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A symptom of a larger problem The crash could affect the local tourism industry and the economy.
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Growth last year was 0.8 percent after three big Islamist militant attacks battered the vital tourism industry.
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But that does not mean that the travel and tourism industry, as a whole, is very green.
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Thailand is heavily dependent on its tourism industry which accounts for around 12 percent of the economy.
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The tourism industry has been badly hit by factors such as security and terrorism over recent years.
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Pensioners are important to Portugal's tourism industry, which contributed over 17% to the country's GDP in 2017.
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The tourism industry in Tibet is dominated by ethnic Hans, who can communicate better with the travellers.
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Castro quickly nationalized the tourism industry and made the Habana Hilton the new government headquarters for months.
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If he is as good as his word, that would be heartily welcomed by the tourism industry.
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China's Taiwan Affairs Office blamed Monday's tourism industry protest on Taipei's refusal to acknowledge the 1992 Consensus.
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Yet, with 3.5m visitors a year, its tourism industry is less than half the size of Hawaii's.
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The strike ends as Portugal heads into Easter holidays, a busy time for its important tourism industry.
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The travel and tourism industry bounces back a lot faster after terror attacks than other crisis events.
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A buoyant tourism industry has helped jobs return, as restaurants, hotels and resorts take on extra staff.
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Jin Jiang and Fosun are among a growing number of Chinese firms investing in Europe's tourism industry.
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Industrial orders rose by a fifth in the fourth quarter , and the tourism industry is booming again.
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However, it's not clear what kind of impact it might yet have on the wine tourism industry.
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The fires also threaten to hurt Portugal's tourism industry at the peak of the summer vacation season.
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And hoteliers and others in the tourism industry argue that abbreviated winter afternoons cut short business opportunities.
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France is suffering gravely, and the tourism industry is being massively affected in a most negative way.
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In addition, it is reeling from a Zika virus outbreak that is hurting its critical tourism industry.
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The cancellation of Easter parades that draw millions of spectators is a blow to Spain's tourism industry.
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The travel and tourism industry is seeking $150 billion in financial aid to offset the coronavirus damage.
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The New York Times suggested that DeSantis may be hesitant to disrupt Florida's $86 billion tourism industry.
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Long an advocate for his state's gaming and tourism industry, Mr. Reid is a consultant to MGM.
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The hit HBO series has transformed the tourism industry in Northern Island, generating $65 million a year.
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Egypt's tourism industry has been hammered by a series of calamities and terrorist attacks over the years.
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The cancellation of Easter parades that draw millions of spectators is a blow to Spain's tourism industry.
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Yet faced with the prospect of dealing a shattering blow to an $86 billion tourism industry, Gov.
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Since then, the area's tourism industry, offering traditional treats like shoofly pies and buggy rides, has boomed.
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Not surprisingly, many of the market's worst performers were companies tied to the travel and tourism industry.
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In addition, it is suffering from a Zika virus outbreak that is hurting its critical tourism industry.
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He also said travel restrictions hurt the South Korean tourism industry, which relies heavily on Chinese visitors.
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Some sectors of the tourism industry, though, have been working to provide local solutions to the crisis.
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Its coastal tourism industry — highlighted in the reality television show "Jersey Shore" — is worth $44 billion annually.
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Egypt's tourism industry, a cornerstone of the country's economy, has suffered tremendously from the political upheaval that began in 2011, and many Egyptians supported Sisi in the belief that he would restore the order and stability necessary to revive the tourism industry and improve the economy more generally.
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One analysis projected a loss of $18 billion to the U.S. tourism industry over the next two years.
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Somewhere like Kenya, the tourism industry — the second-largest sector of Kenya's economy — would collapse without those animals.
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The tourism industry currently accounts for some 6% of Puerto Rico's entire economy, according to its tourism board.
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"These discoveries are positive news from Egypt's tourism industry, which is something we all really need," he said.
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Now the tourism industry is focusing on empowerment, with new tours and programs designed specifically for women travelers.
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Duffy is hopeful state legislatures or the tourism industry will take action on regulating or outlawing the boats.
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The country's tourism industry, too, has felt the pinch since group tours from China were banned in March.
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Either way, I foresee "height enhancements" becoming a key selling point for the future space tourism industry.[CNN]
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The investment comes as the nascent space tourism industry is still trying to work out its business models.
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However even with these hurdles, analysts from the sector still believe the travel and tourism industry remains strong.
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In the Amazon, the animals we encountered in the tourism industry had all been caught from the wild.
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Skiing, though, has become the keystone to attracting foreign interest and investment in the nascent winter tourism industry.
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The bombing and the Russian suspension were blows to Egypt's tourism industry, a key source of hard currency.
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Thailand's tourism industry would not be affected by the latest MERS case, Tourism Minister Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul told Reuters.
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Beijing stopped issuing individual travel permits from August this year, a move that will hit the tourism industry.
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The crash dealt a crippling blow to Egypt's tourism industry, which had already declined sharply in recent years.
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The toxic algae is harmful to humans, kills thousands of fish and has cost the tourism industry millions.
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Unique travel opportunity While the country remains largely closed off from visitors, there remains a small tourism industry.
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Singapore opened two massive resorts in 2010 to strengthen the country's tourism industry, including the Marina Bay Sands.
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Still, the state's vital tourism industry isn't exactly psyched about how the preparations might freak out potential visitors.
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The economy has slowed, forcing the government to seek foreign loans, and the tourism industry has been hit.
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At a minimum, businesses disrupted by the health crisis, especially in the tourism industry, will freeze their hiring.
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In April 773, the government centralized the administration of Hungary's tourism industry in the Hungarian Tourism Agency (MTU).
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For years, as Sri Lanka has climbed away from war, it has been building a robust tourism industry.
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How all of that will ultimately affect Myanmar's tourism industry — which has generally boomed since 2012 — is unclear.
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Increasingly stringent lockdowns across Europe saw hotels, cafes and restaurants closed, hitting the travel and tourism industry hard.
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The US has also sought legal action against people thought to be capitalizing on the 'birth tourism' industry.
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Al-Khatib also discussed plans for the kingdom to develop its tourism industry beyond airports, roads and mobility.
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It said the introduction of Japan to its network would benefit its business, customers and the tourism industry.
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An EgyptAir plane crash in the Mediterranean earlier this month has threatened to further damage the tourism industry.
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Months of protests have started to ripple through the economy, hurting some small businesses and the tourism industry.
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The decision came during the league's spring meeting in Atlanta, capping a lengthy push by Nashville's tourism industry.
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And they have opened scores of homestays, or small guesthouses, and other businesses that support the tourism industry.
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The separatist insurgency and the frequent quarrels between India and Pakistan have hit the local tourism industry hard.
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Joint ventures with the state are banned, however, making attracting international investment in North Korea's tourism industry difficult.
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The tourism industry depends on air travel, and increasingly, saving nature is directly linked to tourism's economic clout.
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The central bank last cut its key deposit rate in May, citing a contraction in the tourism industry.
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"A strong New Zealand dollar does provide a headwind for tourism," said Tourism Industry Aotearoa Chief Executive Chris Roberts.
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The flamingos and pelicans that once stopped at the lake have ceased visiting, and its tourism industry has disappeared.
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And then hunters who contribute to Zimbabwe's tourism industry protest the protest, claiming that they were being discriminated against.
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The problem with the tourism industry, he said, is that Greece has to import goods to supply tourists' needs.
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He also legalised the use of the dollar and sought foreign investment, especially in developing a mass tourism industry.
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If insurers withdraw travel cover, the blow to Cuba's tourism industry and its nascent private sector could be great.
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The episode represents another blow to a tourism industry that has been devastated by terrorist attacks and political unrest.
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That would boost the state's tourism industry, as well as other businesses that pop up in legal cannabis markets.
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The state says the ban would harm its tourism industry and the ability to recruit foreign students and workers.
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Leisure tourism is the largest market segment in the tourism industry, which accounts for 11% of the Chinese economy.
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Chief Executive Peter Fankhauser said that the decision was unexpected and a positive for Tunisia and the tourism industry.
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The state also said the ban would hurt its tourism industry and ability to attract foreign workers and students.
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This has placed increasing strains on the east African nation's wildlife and has affected the tourism industry, they said.
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Fortunately, Fiji has a robust and growing tourism industry and, like many Pacific countries, reliable remittances from overseas workers.
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The trout, however, quickly became a significant part of the economy, along with agriculture and the growing tourism industry.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has said he would exempt Florida from the drilling plan, citing its large tourism industry.
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Everest is a big draw for Nepal's $471m tourism industry, the country's second-biggest foreign-exchange earner after remittances.
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The crash dealt a crippling blow to Egypt's beleaguered tourism industry, which had already declined sharply in recent years.
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Georgia boasts substantial year-to-year increase in our GDP, our exports, and a healthy and growing tourism industry.
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More than 1,000 people in the US Virgin Island's tourism industry, islanders' bread and butter, remain out of work.
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"I tell people we are one mosquito-borne infection away from serious damage to our tourism industry," he said.
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Many of the people who worked in the tourism industry, as well as residents with young children, were renters.
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The aim was for the villagers to see some financial benefit from their country's multi-billion-dollar tourism industry.
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Major players in the tourism industry expressed support both for maintaining national security and appearing welcoming to foreign visitors.
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Abuses ranged from child sexual exploitation in the Dominican Republic's tourism industry to online sexual abuse in the Philippines.
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The tourism industry on the US East Coast is also opposed to any offshore drilling developments in the Atlantic.
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The sign sports pastel-hued cartoon characters in traditional garb and promotional shots of North Korea's booming tourism industry.
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The tourism industry on the island will also be affected, leaving a deficit in economic funding to the area.
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The tourism industry is a major driver of Hong Kong's economy that alone keeps several hundred thousand people employed.
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Australia's tourism industry accounts for more than 3% of the country's A$1.95 trillion ($1.4 trillion) annual economic output.
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The big question for Hong Kong's tourism industry will be whether, once normality returns, the damage proves long-lasting.
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Now, with Maria striking just before the high season begins in October, the tourism industry is taking another hit.
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India's medical tourism industry could grow by 200% by 2020, hitting $290 billion, according to Ministry of Tourism figures.
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Even the tourism industry has jumped onboard, with Marriott's Travel Brilliantly collaboration with Oculus promising to satisfy people's wanderlust.
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Irma was yet another setback for the Communist nation, where the burgeoning tourism industry has provided much-needed income.
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Overnight, Hawaii residents witnessed one of their state's top tourist attractions turn into a threat for the tourism industry.
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The crowd was less concerned with the tourism industry than with the quality of the air in their neighborhood.
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If the coronavirus outbreak were to significantly spread to the U.S., the tourism industry would likely take a hit.
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That has led to speculation the tragedy could lead to major changes for New Zealand's thrill-seeker tourism industry.
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Back in 2008, Japan set an ambitious goal for its tourism industry: 20 million visitors by the year 2020.
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Economists have warned that the drought could negatively affect both Cape Town's tourism industry and the city's credit rating.
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Therefore, the emotional impact of the tourists brought by this earthquake will be the emphasis to the tourism industry.
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It's worth noting that the travel and tourism industry accounts for about 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Egypt's tourism industry, a crucial source of hard currency, has struggled to rebound since a mass uprising in 2011.
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Cuba's tourism industry is operated and owned by the Cuban military, the Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces ("MINFAR").
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An investment of $22018 million has been made in the tourism industry in recent years, according to the Department.
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The violence has periodically threatened to devastate the tourism industry in Acapulco and other tourism hubs along the coast.
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But thanks to a booming illegal peyote tourism industry nearby, even that part of their culture is in jeopardy.
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That means it could be nearly half as much Jamaica's tourism industry, which is worth about $2 billion annually.
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The state also says the ban would harm its tourism industry and the ability to recruit foreign students and workers.
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Animal rights groups have criticized the use of elephants in the tourism industry, arguing that the animals are often mistreated.
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Despite all the uncertainty the recent ban has caused, it may not be the biggest threat to the tourism industry.
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The flight ban is already hitting the Georgia's tourism industry and Black Sea resorts where thousands of Russians flock annually.
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JC: The refugee crisis also was a critical factor in the tourism industry in particular certain islands that were hit.
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At the time, Iceland's tourism industry was flailing, and the country's economy was still in a post-21944 recession slump.
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Even the tourism industry in South Korea is changing its itinerary as the country aims to lure non-Chinese visitors.
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For Cubans who have been fortunate enough to find work in the booming tourism industry, the results have been devastating.
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Barbados went so far as to declare a national emergency when troves of the microalgae threatened its valuable tourism industry.
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It is yet another blow to Egypt's tourism industry, a mainstay of the economy and crucial source of foreign currency.
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Significant losses are expected in the travel and tourism industry, which makes up about 15% of the region's total GDP.
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But its very nature pits it directly against the local tourism industry, which is predicated on the area's natural beauty.
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Turkey's crucial tourism industry was already struggling before suicide bombers killed dozens of people at Istanbul's airport late last month.
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Turkey's tourism industry was already suffering from a series of bomb attacks before the military coup attempt on July 15.
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One goal is to protect Thailand's vital tourism industry, which indirectly contributes 20 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
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One is to order his Justice Department to declare war on the birth tourism industry operating in the United States.
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Some analysts have correlated the dip in central London's tourism industry with record numbers in other regions of Great Britain.
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The tourism industry, which contributed 7 percent of gross domestic product, and more indirectly, collapsed to half its former level.
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The island's tourism industry has worked very hard to come back strong, said Brad Dean, CEO of Discover Puerto Rico.
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The sudden closure of Disney's Florida and California parks is just the latest sign of a tourism industry in freefall.
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Airlines have stopped most of their activities and the entire tourism industry, from hotels to museums, is at a standstill.
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According to The New York Times, he's reluctant to enforce measures that may hurt the state's $86 billion tourism industry.
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According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, the tourism industry contributed $8.8 trillion to the world economy last year.
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The economy has slowed worryingly, forcing the government to seek foreign loans, and the lucrative tourism industry has been hit.
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South of Santa Barbara, Ventura County is still seeing a significant impact on its tourism industry because of the fires.
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The tourism industry expects five million visitors a year by 2024 — more than New Zealand's current population of 4.8 million.
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Mr. Trump is also curtailing American transactions with companies controlled by the Cuban military, which largely runs the tourism industry.
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But Trump's June announcement that he would be restricting travel to Cuba sent shivers through the travel and tourism industry.
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The storm was yet another setback for the Communist nation, where the burgeoning tourism industry has provided much-needed income.
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Many Iranian Shia pilgrims visit shrines in Syria, and the Syrian tourism industry has sectors that cater exclusively to Iranians.
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The outbreak — and its perceived severity — puts Japan's booming tourism industry and the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo at risk.
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They do not lie with local communities, or Native Americans, or the booming and sustainable outdoor recreation and tourism industry.
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The violence is likely to hit a tourism industry already suffering from the bombings, and business confidence is also vulnerable.
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Miryousefi, from Iran's mission at the UN, admitted that his country's tourism industry is at risk, but he remained optimistic.
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Both sides are now banking on President Trump's experience with aviation and the tourism industry to work in their favor.
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Weak infrastructure and safety concerns are two of the reasons why Guatemala's tourism industry falls behind that of Costa Rica.
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City officials immediately halted the street gunfights, leaving in doubt their future and the fate of Tombstone's single-themed tourism industry.
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Jordan has increased security around tourist sites in recent years because because instability in the region has hurt the tourism industry.
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The tourism industry made up more than 17% of the country's economy last year, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council.
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WARNING: Star Wars: The Force Awakens spoilers ahead Ireland's tourism industry has high hopes for The Force Awakens and Episode VIII.
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The tourism industry made up more than 17% of the country's economy in 2018, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council.
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The issue isn't just affecting the city's residents; it has also been blamed as a major detriment to the tourism industry.
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Besides the health ramifications, the outbreak has fueled concerns about Brazil's tourism industry, which supports nearly one-tenth of the economy.
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Brexit could therefore be good news for the U.K. tourism industry but less good for short-haul airlines and tour operators.
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But one place the riders will skip is the crown jewel of the local tourism industry, Jerusalem&aposs ancient Old City.
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Hawaii State Attorney General Douglas Chin argued that the Muslim ban both discriminates against Muslims and could hurt Hawaii's tourism industry.
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However, accidents barely make a dent on Thailand's tourism industry, one of the few bright spots in an otherwise lackluster economy.
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Next, Agarwal was advised to aim high and set his sights on capturing the enormous tourism industry in India and beyond.
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American visits would likely drop, hurting both U.S. airlines and accommodation services operating there, as well as the Cuban tourism industry.
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U.S. Representative-elect Joe Cunningham, a Democrat, said drilling threatens fishing industries, jobs, recreation and a tourism industry worth $21 billion.
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Aspects of the tourism industry, including airlines and hotels, have been largely crippled in areas that were hardest hit by storms.
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Since 2008, when Georgia had a travel advisory in place during the Russo-Georgian War, Georgia's tourism industry hasn't fully recovered.
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Rejoining the World Tourism Organization would neither benefit the American tourism industry nor reap a diplomatic windfall for the United States.
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It has left hoteliers and others in the travel industry nervous that the warning will dampen Florida's $2404 billion tourism industry.
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News of the encounter had traveled through the tourism-industry grapevine, and he was a bit concerned, to say the least.
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Along with hospitality executives, Garcia said that the media got the story wrong, harming his country's tourism industry in the process.
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Oil-rich Abu Dhabi is investing billions of dollars in tourism, industry and infrastructure to diversify its economy away from oil.
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Last year, Thailand's tourism industry recorded its highest revenue in history, raking in $53.76 billion, a 12 percent increase from 2016.
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U.S. Representative-elect Joe Cunningham, a Democrat, said drilling threatens fishing industries, jobs, recreation and a tourism industry worth $21 billion.
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The economy of Sri Lanka, a sun-drenched island in the Indian Ocean, depends heavily on the $22.5 billion tourism industry.
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The WTTC estimates the travel and tourism industry directly contributed 2.7 percent of the U.S. total gross domestic product in 2015.
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But as officials race to restore power and begin rebuilding basic services, the precise fallout to the tourism industry is uncertain.
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The sustainable travel scheme "Travalyst" announced by Harry on Tuesday in Amsterdam is backed by major tourism industry companies including Booking.
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The sustainable travel scheme "Travalyst" announced by Harry on Tuesday in Amsterdam is backed by major tourism industry companies including Booking.
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But there are still many citizens in the city, particularly in the tourism industry, who insist things really aren't that bad.
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Business owners fear that the closures will be crippling, especially in Spain's huge tourism industry, but they are resigned to comply.
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In a statement late Thursday, the Ministry of Tourism said that the tourism industry was not directly impacted by the hurricane.
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The show is so popular that it's spawned a growing tourism industry for the irradiated area around the now-contained meltdown.
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The storm devastated the island's main airport, blocked its ports and effectively shut down the island's essential tourism industry for months.
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The fires have also hit Australia's tourism industry and dealt a blow to the southeast's international image as a tourist destination.
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The tourism industry has not been broadly hit by the wildfires so far because conflagrations have mainly occurred in smaller communities.
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Even with the recovery of the tourism industry and small private businesses, the Cuban economy shrank by 0.9 percent in 2016.
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The yold are vital to the tourism industry because they spend much more, when taking a foreign holiday, than younger adults.
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Iran's once optimistic tourism industry has been left in disarray following the reintroduction of U.S. sanctions against Tehran in early August.
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The opportunity for government educational programs, the tourism industry and grass-roots efforts, along with new products and services, is big.
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Without the reef, Australia would likely lose a $6 billion tourism industry, alongside endangering food security in the coastal region, Pandolfi said.
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About 600,000 Iranians contribute to Saudi Arabia's $18 billion religious tourism industry each year, so the ban could impact the Saudi economy.
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Thomas Cook Chief Executive Peter Fankhauser said that the British decision was unexpected and a positive for Tunisia and the tourism industry.
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Observers of North Korea also learn a surprising amount from the tourism industry, as tourists frequently spot changes and trends in-country.
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He fears that rising sea levels and coastal erosion, which has been linked to climate change, could obliterate the city's tourism industry.
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Those working in the American tourism industry are desperate to see the drip-drip of negative news stories come to an end.
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Dubai is trying to boost its own tourism industry, which should help replace some of the connecting passengers the airline is losing.
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According to Republic, VisitBritain responded but were unable "to give any evidence to support the idea the royals boost Britain's tourism industry".
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In the middle of June, Egypt was hit with a spate of terror attacks targeting the tourism industry, although casualties were limited.
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Rick Scott, a Republican, declared a state of emergency because the state's tourism industry has been hit hard by the persistent bloom.
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Despite the high national employment rate, certain sectors, such as the tourism industry, one of sunny Greece's mainstays, are still holding up.
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The tourism industry, which once employed more than one in ten Egyptians, is slowly reviving as foreigners snap up cheap hotel bargains.
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"Cannabis tourism will be a healthy part of the tourism industry, which has not yet embraced cannabis," said Kush's founder, Neev Tapiero.
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Emily Tan: Now the worst is over, you mentioned, and Hong Kong has a solid foundation in terms of the tourism industry.
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Authenticity is at the heart of Scotland's national cuisine, an idea projected across the world by our tourism industry and food exporters.
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By targeting Ataturk Airport, one of the world's busiest, the attackers appeared determined to damage Turkey's $30 billion-a-year tourism industry.
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It's a key destination for the sex tourism industry, where STIs like gonorrhea can spread easily and quickly across borders and beyond.
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It has given rise to hopes for a tourism industry and scientific conferences here that could give the town's fortunes a boost.
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On top of that, cruise ships from the EU cannot call at ports there, in an attempt to hurt the tourism industry.
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The camera-trap network is bringing together naturalists and the eco-tourism industry in a way designed to benefit both, he said.
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"We're trying to save the lakes with commercial fishing and use it as a tool to save the tourism industry," he said.
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The Overseas Aviation and Tourism Industry Fund will target travel, aviation and real estate assets around the world, according to the document.
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Several in the tourism industry said that an overall rise in the number of Asian visitors made them optimistic about future prospects.
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Nevertheless, the kingdom's fledgling tourism industry has taken a hit, leaving hotel rooms empty and a glut of retail space in malls.
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The spread of Covid-19 is the biggest threat to the global tourism industry since World War II, academics in Mexico say.
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Market experts and industry insiders have warned that a weakened tourism industry could have significant ripple effects that could hurt Main Street.
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The U.S. tourism industry has asked for $150 billion in relief to offset a dramatic decline in travel due to the coronavirus.
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Now the company faces a travel and tourism industry that has shut down across the globe and is refunding guests for cancelations.
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The Florida Keys' tourism industry, for example, generated more than $1.8 billion for the islands' economy in 2018, the news release stated.
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The solar-powered technology is helping to protect Kruger National Park's rhinos from poachers, and the country's tourism industry as a result.
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The tourism industry estimates the fires that raged throughout the holiday season have already cost it almost A$1 billion ($688 million).
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Parmana's springs dried up after a politically-connected landowner diverted the water to his cotton fields in 2013, destroying the tourism industry.
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The tourism industry will create easily more than one and a half...more than 1m jobs if you do all these things.
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Some parts of Puerto Rico have been "decimated" by Hurricane Irma, but the Caribbean island's tourism industry remains intact, Puerto Rico Gov.
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Thailand, famous for its beaches and cultural sites, is a regional tourist magnate and the tourism industry is a major income generator.
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The crash has called into question Egypt's campaign to eradicate Islamist militancy and damaged its tourism industry, a cornerstone of the economy.
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Castro nationalized the tourism industry after the revolution, but since then, Cuba has struck joint venture deals with several foreign hotel operators.
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"We are protecting our national tourism industry from any invasion and from selling it illegally," said the official, who also requested anonymity.
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Congressional passage of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) trade agreement would be welcome news to the travel and tourism industry.
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Turkey's tourism industry will likely take a substantial blow — tens of thousands of US nationals have visited Turkey annually in recent years.
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Chinese restrictions on students and travelers coming to the US would hurt the revenues of higher education institutions and the tourism industry.
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"The space tourism industry appears to be heating up, though it's hard to describe something that technically doesn't yet exist as "heating up.
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Regional council leader Valérie Pécresse recently announced a "charm offensive," to boost Paris' ailing tourism industry and court those scared off by terrorism.
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That another state is warning its citizens about traveling to Turkey should give Erdogan pause -- his actions risk undermining the crucial tourism industry.
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If Russia goes ahead with the suspension, it could seriously hurt Turkey's already battered tourism industry which relies heavily on visitors from Russia.
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If the monarchy is so important for the tourism industry you would think VisitBritain would have done extensive research, yet they've got nothing.
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The problem is particularly pressing around Bali, where the effects on its tourism industry, sea life, and health are an ever-present threat.
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A sudden boom in its tourism industry has raised hopes poverty can be reduced, but some locals instead fear a jump in inequality.
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Laxalt was instrumental in creating the modern Las Vegas casino and tourism industry, championing measures while governor to let corporations hold gaming licenses.
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But stratollites thread that needle, and this has potential not just for experimentation and remote observation — it could spark a new tourism industry.
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Most of the American state is inaccessible by road and the tourism industry there is heavily reliant on seaplanes to get visitors around.
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He spoke from Pakkoku, a small town about 25 km (15 miles) northeast of Bagan, the centrepiece of Myanmar's rapidly expanding tourism industry.
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The loss of the arch could mean a big hit to Malta's tourism industry but it didn't come as a surprise to authorities.
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The storm inflicted about 22021 billion in damage on the island, shuttering some businesses for good and temporarily wrecking its valuable tourism industry.
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The tourism industry in Puerto Rico is estimated to employ over 63,500 people and earns 7 percent of the island's gross national product.
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The summer traveling season is upon us, and this year has brought a whole host of problems for the travel and tourism industry.
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The outbreak and advisories come as the tourism industry in one of the world's busiest travel hubs already faces weak global economic growth.
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"He (Warmbier) was tried in a kangaroo court, and the punishment was entirely disproportionate," the source in the North Korean tourism industry said.
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The tourism industry in Puerto Rico is estimated to employ over 63,500 people and earns 7 percent of the island's gross national product.
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Concurrent with this demographic shift is an undeniable wave of gentrification and a reinvigorated tourism industry that capitalizes on New Orleans' idiosyncratic culture.
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The crash is likely to do further damage to the tourism industry, a mainstay of the economy and important source of foreign currency.
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In 2003, Diaz-Canel was moved to be party chief in Holguin province, a center of Cuba's burgeoning tourism industry and foreign investment.
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But the magnet of employment in the tourism industry has drawn about 30,000 people, mostly from mainland Ecuador, to seek their fortunes here.
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But, compared with Nashville, which hosts both the lucrative country-music industry and a thriving country-tourism industry, Atlanta is much less corporate.
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The book, released in 1988, a mere seven years after the nation's independence, positioned Antigua's tourism industry as a vestige of colonial rule.
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And if they did, what would it mean for the economy of Miami Beach — the superstar of the county's $36 billion tourism industry?
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For instance, South Korea's tourism industry lost nearly $2628 billion in revenue after the number of Chinese tourists dropped by nearly 28503 percent.
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Those regulations, if upheld by the Supreme Court after the inevitable court challenges, would dry up the birth tourism industry at its source.
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And the tourism industry, through the U.S. Travel Association and the American Hotel and Lodging Association, called for $150 billion in overall relief.
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Castro also took aim at the tourism industry in Cuba, which has grown further since Obama's rapprochement with Raul Castro in December 2014.
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In light of the situation, Cicotur urged the government to develop a plan that supports the tourism industry now and into the future.
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A drought in the Himalayan resort has had residents blaming farmers, the tourism industry and one another for depleting the strained water supplies.
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One of the biggest hits to the city's tourism industry is the temporary loss of Broadway, which will be closed until April 12.
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Economic impact Amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak, speculation is growing around the affect it will have on Japan's tourism industry and economy.
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Japan's tourism industry is booming, but it faces a hotel room shortage, especially in Tokyo as the country prepares for the Summer Olympics.
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The report, citing an announcement from China's tourism industry association, said that group tours in China had already been halted as of Friday.
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Officials hope the eclipse will be a boon for local businesses, and the tourism industry expects it could bring in millions of dollars.
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Barcelona, Spain's second-largest city after Madrid, is a hub of the country's tourism industry, with more than seven million visitors a year.
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A heavy-oil spill could be catastrophic for Canada's largest wild salmon run, many whale species and British Columbia's multibillion-dollar tourism industry.
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How badly the tourism industry will suffer is still being determined; in certain places the storm's reverberations will likely be felt for years.
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The City has a thriving tourism industry with hundreds of hotels, motels and restaurants along its 21625 miles of oceanfront and pristine beaches.
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The tourism industry, which sustains much of the Caribbean economy, was shattered; some residents and tourists are still evacuating the hardest-hit areas.
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Vietnam's department of tourism is estimating the outbreak will cause $3 billion to $4 billion in direct damage to the country's tourism industry.
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Castillo's work investigates the role of 'tropical romanticism' in Caribbean identity and representation, both homegrown and through the lens of the tourism industry.
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Workers fear job losses if the dispute is not resolved, while others worry Eldorado's development plans will destroy the environment and tourism industry.
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The latest: Though the fires have eased in recent days amid storms and heavy rains, the tourism industry has taken a major hit.
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Centenarian tortoises and blue-footed boobies inhabit the Galapagos alongside some 18,000 islanders who earn a living from fishing and the tourism industry.
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However, according to the current casualties, this accident will first have a certain impact on the local tourism industry in the near future.
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China's tourism industry saw revenues of 583.6 billion yuan during the same period, up 13.9 percent against last year, tourism bureau data showed.
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These reports come just as the United States tourism industry seemed to have finally regained the losses incurred after the attacks of Sept.
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"So it is an unpredictable volcano," she told Australian radio after announcing an inquiry into the tragedy and the wider volcano tourism industry.
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Over more than a decade, the group carried out terrorist attacks, including many on tourist sites, killing foreigners and paralyzing Egypt's tourism industry.
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Ivory Coast raised 5.8 billion euros, or $6.4 billion, for its tourism industry during a roundtable in Hamburg, Germany on Friday, Bloomberg reports.
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Ultimately, Mr. Beckman believes the city's tourism industry could benefit if lawmakers allow apartments to be offered on Airbnb and taxed like hotels.
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In the 1970s, Salem began a long process of revitalizing the tourism industry built around the Salem Witch Trials as its other industries flagged.
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Egypt has gone at great length to revive its vital tourism industry, still reeling from the political turmoil that followed a 2011 popular uprising.
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Safety concerns along with inconvenient flights, poor infrastructure and high costs have long held back Brazil's tourism industry, which lags its South American neighbors.
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"I want to properly nurture the tourism industry in Osaka as one of its pillars," Osaka Governor Ichiro Matsui told Reuters in an interview.
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In Indonesia, GPS tagging showed information that can be fed back to the government to help inform environmental policies and develop the tourism industry.
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This linguistic fact has spawned a growing tourism industry in Sappho's birth village of Eresos, in a remote corner of the island of Lesbos.
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"[Hughes'] comment was that the marine tourism industry was shitting itself about its future and it's just simply not true," McKenzie told VICE News.
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It is part of a broader push by Egypt to reinvigorate their ailing tourism industry, which has not regained its pre-Arab Spring numbers.
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Russia slapped a raft of sanctions on Turkey in the wake of the deadly jet incident, hurting Turkish exports and damaging its tourism industry.
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Plans to limit visitors have sparked controversy in the island's tourism industry as well as among residents who depend on visitors for their livelihood.
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It thrived throughout the 22001s, while the country's blossoming tourism industry was creating new job opportunities in cities for impoverished migrants from the countryside.
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This creates a sort of "authenticity tourism" industry where people of means dip into "gritty" areas to ingest "cheap eats" or buy "cute" tchotchkes.
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Australia's A$34.8 billion international tourism industry was also threatened by the higher tax, with young travelers potentially deciding not to stay as long.
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Australia's A$34.8 billion international tourism industry could also be hit by the higher tax with young travelers deciding not to stay as long.
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Travel websites aimed at LGBT holidaymakers indicate the gay scene remains vibrant on the resort island of Bali, the cornerstone of Indonesia's tourism industry.
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And Friends of Southwest Virginia, a nonprofit group, will receive $3 million to boost the burgeoning tourism industry in the once prolific coal region.
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Despite some energy and emission efficiency gains within the tourism industry, continued growth in global tourism means emissions will continue to grow, he said.
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"It's a big blow to the economy, as well as the tourism industry," Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena said in an interview on Saturday.
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After 9/11, the tourism industry took a $600 billion hit, and after the travel ban the industry will take another hit, he said.
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Florida's southwest coast has been ravaged by two unprecedented algae outbreaks that are killing wildlife, making people sick and crushing the crucial tourism industry.
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The assessment is the latest blow for the struggling travel and tourism industry and will underscore growing worries about damage to the global economy.
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The once-thriving tourism industry has shrunk sharply because of a series of attacks by the Somalia-based terrorist group known as the Shabab.
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Obviously, the presence of the frontier, the birth of kind of the outdoor tourism industry, a lot of these things were connected to hunting.
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The violence is a further blow to Tunisia's tourism industry, a key source of income, which is still recovering from the violence of 2015.
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Many started home-based businesses to supplement family incomes, while others took positions in government or stepped into roles in the nascent tourism industry.
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Royal baby superfans are beside themselves, and London's tourism industry is ready to cater to travelers besotted by the Duchess of Sussex and infant.
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The storm decimated local infrastructure, tore apart miles of beaches, and left many without shelter and out of work as the tourism industry collapsed.
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And the tourism industry, through the U.S. Travel Association and the American Hotel and Lodging Association, has called for $150 billion in overall relief.
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During the trip, the prince, who already owns several dozen hotels in Egypt, announced a further $800 million investment in the country's tourism industry.
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As low-cost airlines proliferate, and as the tourism industry continues to court middle-class customers, that number could double in the next decade.
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How badly the tourism industry will suffer is still being determined; in certain places the storm's reverberations will likely to be felt for years.
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It came at a time when the country's battered tourism industry, a vital source of foreign currency, was starting to see a modest revival.
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The travel and tourism industry is seeking $150 billion in relief to help grapple with the pandemic that has ground travel to a halt.
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"This can start a tourism industry," said a local driver, Saleh al-Bilawi, 25, who had recently studied criminal justice at an American university.
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As a result, overfishing has wreaked havoc on not only the world's manta populations but also the $140 million tourism industry that depends on them.
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The crash dealt a serious blow to Egypt's vital tourism industry: an important source of hard currency for the country, which relies heavily on imports.
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France's tourism industry, an important driver of its economy, has suffered since Islamic State gunmen killed 130 people in an attack in Paris last year.
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The country has already suffered some economic repercussions: Reports said the country's financial sector and tourism industry have taken a hit following the political crisis.
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He and his wife, whom he met while they both worked their way up in the tourism industry, now have a 2-year-old boy.
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Beaches have been forced to close, badly damaging the state's tourism industry, and the clean-up will cost the state more than a million dollars.
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JC: I read recently that eight out of 10 jobs have been created, if we look over the summer, in particular in the tourism industry.
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The tourism industry has "been focused on entertainment, people who don't attend a concert, don't open a book", says Mai al-Khalifa, Bahrain's culture minister.
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Iceland has seen consistent, strong growth in its tourism industry, which has turbo-charged the economy and offset poor performance in other sectors, analysts say.
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Starting this fall, the Los Angeles area will have two National Football League teams in a potential boost to the region's leisure and tourism industry.
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"The entire area is still affected by the misconception after the fires that the tourism industry was adversely impacted," Owens said in an email Wednesday.
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And they believe the President will bar American companies from making deals with the Cuban military, which controls much of the state-run tourism industry.
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The tourism industry is expected to employ 50 million people by 2020, which will account for more than 10 percent of total employment, it said.
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Over the last few years, travel companies and websites geared toward female travelers have become one of the fastest growing sectors of the tourism industry.
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Many also could be without jobs as businesses were lost and workers tied to the local wine and tourism industry might take a hit too.
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China said on Wednesday it will stop issuing individual travel permits to Chinese citizens for travel to Taiwan, a blow to the island's tourism industry.
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It will also allow sports lottery games as well as horse-racing as part of plans to promote the development of the province's tourism industry.
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Update LUXOR, Egypt — After five and a half years of misery, the people in Egypt's depressed tourism industry had reason for a bit of hope.
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Puerto Rico's tourism industry is struggling as infrastructure and scores of hotels were damaged in the storm, and much of the island remains without power.
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But enjoy these adventures sooner than later because the island will start opening luxury hotels in 2020, and the tourism industry is expected to flourish.
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Northwest of Laos, Nepal has always been a popular destination for some adventurers, but an earthquake in April of 2015 destroyed the country's tourism industry.
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Moreover, if there is a tangible benefit to the American tourism industry from this agency, it can be realized without the United States itself joining.
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The area is at the heart of Central Myanmar's growing tourism industry, which has taken off since the country began a democratic transition in 2011.
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Kashmir's tourism industry has lost momentum in recent years, starting with devastating floods in 2014 and followed by a sustained period of unrest in 2016.
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It said risks in the financial system were related to the real estate market, a rapidly growing tourism industry and the removal of capital controls.
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Since then security has improved with only sporadic smaller attacks, allowing the vital tourism industry to recover as foreigners have returned to Tunisia's Mediterranean beaches.
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The country's already-struggling tourism industry, a crucial earner of foreign exchange, was devastated after a Russian airliner crashed in the Sinai Desert on Oct.
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Inside a well-furnished living room, a 2003-year-old Dominican girl named Sandra tells me she's learning English to get into the tourism industry.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Hundreds of elephants used in Asia's tourism industry are kept in "severely cruel" conditions, animal welfare group World Animal Protection said on Thursday.
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"Queensland's tourism industry can't afford to stand by silently and allow projects like Adani's Carmichael mine put our livelihoods and future at risk," Simpson said.
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With white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters, the Caribbean is a dreamy destination — so it's no surprise it has an $18 billion tourism industry.
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The travel and tourism industry is seeking $150 billion in financial aid, with the U.S. airline industry asking government aid of more than $50 billion.
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There was, say people involved in Hungary's tourism industry, confusion over what to expect from the government, either in the marketing strategy or the funding.
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In the years after the country's devastating civil war came to an end in 2009, Sri Lanka climbed the ranks of the global tourism industry.
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Much of the alleged corruption has been fueled by a booming tourism industry in a country now drawing more than a million visitors a year.
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After being battered by Hurricane Irma, the Florida Keys and its $1.6 billion a year tourism industry are hoping for a major rebound in 2018.
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In the years after the country's devastating civil war came to an end in 3, Sri Lanka climbed the ranks of the global tourism industry.
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"Unlike cruises, land-based tourism is loosely regulated, and because of that, this segment of the tourism industry is growing dangerously fast," Mr. Kareus said.
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The resort is scheduled to reopen in late October after a $933 million renovation, a boost for the all-important tourism industry in Puerto Rico.
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At least four deaths were reported in Florida, and at least 19603 across the Caribbean, where residents are racing to restore the vital tourism industry.
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Boosted by the exports sector, the tourism industry and private investment, the economy had been steadily growing since it exited its bailout programme in 2014.
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Luxor is a site of ancient wonders of enduring fascination to foreigners, but its centrality to the nation's tourism industry has left it vulnerable before.
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The policy mix would be expanded next year to also include measures to support small and medium enterprises, the tourism industry and exports, Warjiyo said.
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An uncontained outbreak in Japan would risk hurting the country's tourism industry, which saw the number of foreign tourists more than triple over the 2010s.
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The coronavirus outbreak is expected to cause $3 to $4 billion in direct damage to Vietnam's tourism industry, Vietnam's department of tourism told Business Insider.
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Today, the photo-friendly ruins (popular with tourists and Obamas alike) receive thousands of visitors daily and are the engine that drives Peru's tourism industry.
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Storm clouds have been brewing over the U.S. travel and tourism industry — and Jonathan Grella is holding out an umbrella he hopes will protect it.
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Curacao is a constituent country within the kingdom of the Netherlands, with a vibrant tourism industry and deep-water ports used by the oil industry.
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Although I began my career as a wildlife ecologist, my work in the tourism industry is focused on transforming travel to be more environmentally friendly.
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The unrest has spooked would-be investors and tourists, causing some hotels to fold and torpedoing attempts to revive the Caribbean nation's beleaguered tourism industry.
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With the latest reports, the Dominican Republic's tourism industry, and its wager on luring vacationers to colossal all-inclusive resorts, are coming under international glare.
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After the 2011 revolution and increase in terror attacks, Egypt's tourism industry, which was a major source of revenue for the country, took a nosedive.
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Since then security has much improved with only sporadic smaller attacks, allowing the vital tourism industry to recover as foreigners have returned to Tunisia's Mediterranean beaches.
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The House bill would punish people who are in between jobs or who work seasonal jobs, such as those who work in in the tourism industry.
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And in one of China's most impoverished regions, the facility may also break new ground as a lucrative tourism industry sets its eyes on the stars.
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The Stad Ship Tunnel, as proposed by the Norwegian Coastal Administration, may never break ground, but Norway's tourism industry is already stumping for the idea. VisitNorway.
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Some have sold their charges to businessmen in Thailand, where they will be deployed in the Thai tourism industry, including in elephant shows and jungle treks.
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The analysis estimated that spending attributed to the resort and its visitors represented nearly a third of the $9.6-billion Orange County tourism industry in 2013.
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The new policy is not expected to drastically impact Thailand's booming tourism industry, which accounts for around 10 percent of gross domestic product, according to Reuters.
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Indian media said at the time that there may have been an initial attempt by police to play down the death to protect Goa's tourism industry.
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A series of Islamist militant attacks in Kenya has hurt the country's tourism industry, cutting into the airline's revenue right after it bought expensive, modern airplanes.
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With a better tourism industry, better universities and better hospitals, China would, he believes, attract more foreigners and keep more of its own spending at home.
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The government said after the legislation was passed that it didn't want to create a pot tourism industry, and the law bans branding or advertising cannabis.
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But residents fear that the island will be militarized and that its tourism industry, which brought in more than $254 billion last year, may never recover.
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"The tourism industry in particular depends on subsidies," Nabi Avci said in Frankfurt, where he met with international tour operators, such as Thomas Cook and TUI.
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The tourism industry would also likely suffer, said Lesk, with the potential destruction of iconic forests including the Pine Barrens of New Jersey and Long Island.
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Singapore's Tourism Board has said it is premature to consider any impact on the tourism industry, stressing the tropical city-state remains a "safe travel destination".
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Fishing and farming communities living in coastal areas and the tourism industry - vital for Caribbean economies - often bear the brunt of damage and loss of income.
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Actually implementing such a restriction on U.S. travelers, however, would have a major economic impact on Europe's tourism industry, with millions of Americans visiting each year.
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The day is a ripple for Bali's tourism industry, which received more than four million visitors in 2015, according to statics from Bali Provincial Tourism Service.
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Dutch visitors are important to Turkey's tourism industry, which was hit hard in 2016 by security fears due to attacks by Islamic State and Kurdish militants.
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"The toilet revolution ... is an urgent and necessary measure to transform and upgrade our tourism industry," CNTA director Li Jinzao was quoted by Xinhua as saying.
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About a third of the BVI's gross domestic product comes from its nature-based tourism industry that draws international yacht owners and cruise ships, authorities say.
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Despite the sanctions, North Korea does have a tourism industry: around 1,500 visitors from the West enter the country each year, with additional thousands from Asia.
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The violence touched a raw nerve in Oaxaca, which, despite a thriving tourism industry, is one of the poorest and most volatile states in the country.
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It's also wreaking havoc on Hawaii's famed tourism industry to an estimated tune of millions of dollars in the first week after the May 3 eruption.
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Before Maria, Vieques, a sleepy island with about 9,300 people and miles of popular beaches along the Caribbean, once was home to a thriving tourism industry.
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But despite his apparent distaste for capitalism, and lingering memories of the 22013s Cuba that preceded his rule, Fidel Castro continued to foster Cuba's tourism industry.
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Analysts said the bombings did not appear to be aimed at killing many, but rather at damaging the tourism industry, a bright spot in Thailand's economy.
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And despite the fact hat it's also illegal for tourists traveling to the country, authorities often look the other way as the pot tourism industry grows.
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Quintessentially Yugoslav, however, was the pervasive commitment to interpersonal sociability and a personal enjoyment of one's surroundings, perhaps best exemplified by the country's booming tourism industry.
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Jean-Paul Silva, director of France Montagnes, an association that brings together major stakeholders in France's mountain tourism industry, remains optimistic about what is to come.
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El Yunque, pronounced Jun-kay, has been an enormous source of pride in Puerto Rico and one of the main drivers of the island's tourism industry.
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And the only state that got an exemption from the president is Florida, after Florida's Republican governor pleaded that it would threaten the state's tourism industry.
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But it fails to consider other factors, like the escalating demands of the tourism industry that cities like New York and New Orleans so heavily promote.
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Concerns for the broader tourism industry are growing, as travel companies suggest their outlook for August and September "has dropped significantly," according to the tourism board.
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The U.S. travel and tourism industry is seeking $150 billion in relief to help grapple with the coronavirus pandemic that has ground travel to a halt.
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Any such spill could damage Delaware's economically important tourism industry, which is seeking to attract more visitors like bird-watchers to undeveloped coastal sites, environmentalists say.
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State broadcaster CCTV, citing an announcement from China's tourism industry association, said the country would halt all group tours, both at home and abroad, from Monday.
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State broadcaster CCTV, citing an announcement from China's tourism industry association, said the country would halt all group tours, both at home and abroad, from Monday.
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The decision slammed a lucrative tourism industry driven in a large part by Chinese visitors, more than 1.5 million of whom came to Russia last year.
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Needless to say, Dubai's tourism industry is booming and accounts for around 2050 percent of the emirate's gross domestic product (GDP), according to the Dubai FDI.
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Local activists counter that most of the jobs will be temporary, and that the construction process will harm the area's water resources and burgeoning tourism industry.
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The critical factors in determining the impact are how quickly the refining business in Houston and the tourism industry in Florida get back on their feet.
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This detail gave the Egyptians hope that the crash wouldn't further damage the tourism industry, which had been crushed since the start of the Arab Spring.
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Date: My biggest hope for the next 5 years is to keep investing to ensure that Japan's tourism industry reaches a high status in the world.
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There's a booming Antarctic tourism industry, and many of the companies involved make their sales pitch by appealing to a sense of righteousness in possible vacationers.
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Travel and tourism industry associations have been pushing to secure visa-free travel between Britain and the EU after Brexit to limit disruption to the industry.
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That ruling came in a lawsuit challenging the order brought by the state of Hawaii, which stated the ban would harm its universities and tourism industry.
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No continent's wellness tourism industry is growing as fast as Asia's, with India alone boasting 19703 million trips in 2013, and some $9.2 billion in receipts.
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Officials in the country are scrambling to contain the fallout from the deaths (and the shooting of ex-baseball player David Ortiz) and protect the tourism industry.
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The original A.W. factory on Loštice's Peace Square still does big business today, and the adjacent museum and flagship store court the town's bustling local tourism industry.
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The country is trying to build a tourism industry from scratch, but that's hard when you're best known for human rights violations and murdering a dissident journalist.
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The new warnings represent a challenge to Florida's multibillion dollar tourism industry, with Miami Beach accounting for nearly half of visitor stays in the Greater Miami area.
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The bombing and the Russian suspension were blows to Egypt's tourism industry, a key source of hard currency alongside remittances from Egyptians abroad and Suez Canal revenues.
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Venezuela, which just hit the nadir of its current economic crisis, has made it relatively easy to visit Angel Falls, in attempts to stoke its tourism industry.
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The state's famed tourism industry, its top revenue generator, for instance, only took off after most hotels invested hefty sums in efficient cooling systems by the 1960s.
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"Over the last 30 years we have seen multiple shocks to the inbound tourism industry in Europe and this is something we almost expect," he told CNBC.
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No group has claimed responsibility for the wave of bombings, which sent shudders through the tourism industry, one of the few bright spots in Thailand's sluggish economy.
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However, attacks by Islamist militants in Paris and Nice - which have killed more than 230 people in the past two years - have impacted the country's tourism industry.
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CEO Brian Chesky, speaking at the company's San Francisco headquarters, said the initiative, called "Live There," is aimed at providing an alternative to the traditional tourism industry.
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Egypt's efforts to revive its tourism industry suffered a fresh blow in May when an EgyptAir plane crashed into the Mediterranean, killing all 66 people on board.
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The bill could have dire consequences for Iran's tourism industry, families, and students — all because political leaders in America have incorrectly connected Iranian people to international terrorism.
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Apart from the Big Three, the entirety of the U.S. travel and tourism industry—including the rest of the aviation sector — strongly supports keeping Open Skies intact.
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China reacted to the roll-out with an unofficial embargo of South Korea, which hit the country's tourism industry and prompted Chinese consumers to boycott Korean brands.
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Although the public reason for joining the World Tourism Organization is to boost the American tourism industry, there may also be some political motivation at play here.
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Italian Foreign Minister Angelino Alfano said the deal represented a turnaround for Meridiana and would help Italy's tourism industry, especially in the poorer south of the country.
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While the conflict has been largely confined to the three southern provinces, analysts say that the spread of violence to other provinces could affect Thailand's tourism industry.
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She will advocate for the company on issues including labor, online marketplaces, access to Cuba, government operations and the travel and tourism industry, according to disclosure forms.
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See the Hemingway Tourism Industry CHRISTIAN DELFINO Christian Delfino's quiet, forthright photographs of the world's major metropolitan centers are a result of his upbringing in Sarasota, Florida.
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The emphasis on the tourism industry in the package is about making a long-term investment, said Hiroshi Miyazaki, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Hong Kong Finance Secretary Paul Chan tied the economic downturn to the protests, saying the city's retailers, restaurants, and tourism industry had been "shaken" by the demonstrations.
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Most of the folks in the tourism industry are women and people of color and the newly immigrated — precisely the type of people that Canadians SHOULD support.
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The tourism industry in Mexico, the seventh most visited country in the world in 2018, contributes 8.7% of total GDP, Tourism Minister Miguel Torruco said in January.
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Trump, whose family business includes golf resorts and hotels, met with tourism industry executives in the White House on Tuesday, including executives from Hilton, Hyatt Hotels Corp.
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The tourism industry is an important driver of economic growth and has rebounded after a decline following the 2011 uprising that toppled long-serving leader Hosni Mubarak.
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Of concern to him, he said, is what will happen when jihadis return to the country if greater security measures are not taken in the tourism industry.
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The tourism industry, drawing more than 11.5 million people every year, is built around black history and blues music, along with Memphis traditions of pork and Presley.
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The world has been waiting for the space tourism industry to take off for over 15 years, ever since SpaceShipOne won the Ansari XPrize in October 85033.
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You can procure all sorts of illegal things on the dark web, or visit landmarks associated with death and suffering as part of the dark-tourism industry.
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Last year, South Korea's tourism industry was on the receiving end of the wrath of Beijing's anger over installing the U.S.-built THAAD anti-missile defense system.
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That development push, in the first decade after Mr. Assad took over from his father in 2000, liberalized parts of Syria's economy and energized the tourism industry.
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Economic growth is expected to hit a nearly two-decade low this year, after the Easter attacks on luxury hotels and churches hurt the country's tourism industry.
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It also runs a training center at the beach for people who want a professional diving license, a much sought-after qualification in Sri Lanka's tourism industry.
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Travel revenues rose to $4.194 billion in the quarter from $1.9823 billon a year earlier, indicating the tourism industry, a major source of foreign currency, remains robust.
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"We are anxious for the government to resolve this shutdown so we can bring low fares and a boost to Hawaii's travel and tourism industry," Kelly continued.
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That puzzling episode helped ignite the crisis now encircling the Dominican Republic's tourism industry, a pillar of the Caribbean country's economy that employs more than 222,214 people.
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Standing with Trip on his secluded farm in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, it's easy to see how a "canna tourism" industry could catch on here.
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But the massive dairy industry has an environmental impact to match: The country's 6.6 million cows are contaminating the iconic landscapes that the tourism industry depends on.
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The attack was a fresh blow to Egypt's tourism industry, which is still reeling from earlier attacks claimed by the local branch of the Islamic State, or ISIS.
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But the Cuban Hemingway tourism industry exists in a weird limbo, stuck in the one country in the Western Hemisphere that American tourists are not supposed to visit.
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The storm wrecked the tourism industry, a critical source of income for the island, and unemployment is at 7.7 percent (nearly double the rate on the US mainland).
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He also urged Beijing to drop any retaliatory action against South Korea, amid allegations businesses and the tourism industry is being punished for Seoul's stance on the issue.
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The city had little tourism industry before hosting the World Cup, and is showing a certain giddy graciousness about the chance to be a part of it all.
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In 2013, I'd written about the town's ghost tourism industry and a local hotdog store with a paranormal shrine, in a Halloween story for the Journal's front page.
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Texas, like many states, is dependent on the tourism industry and the reefs are credited with bringing water enthusiasts back following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.
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Back in 2002, when a nightclub bombing in Bali killed more than 200 people, the tourism industry initially cratered; but it began to recover roughly a year later.
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The storm wrecked the tourism industry, a critical source of income for the island, and unemployment is at 21 percent (nearly double the rate on the US mainland).
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The attack raised fears of further damage to Turkey's vital tourism industry, already hit by a diplomatic row with Moscow which has seen Russian tour operators cancel trips.
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Florida is generally awful in the summer due to all that humidity, but there could be negative consequences for the Miami tourism industry if this advisory goes through.
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Chris Roberts of Tourism Industry Aotearoa, a lobby group, says that the cliché is true: a visitor comes for the scenery but goes home talking about the people.
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"The tourism industry has recovered, and we are ready and willing and eager to welcome visitors," Brad Dean, CEO of Discovery Puerto Rico, said, according to USA Today.
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China's tourism industry has upgraded 68,000 toilets over the last three years, completing about 19 percent of the task, Xinhua said, in what it called "universally welcomed" renovations.
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But the de facto fracking referendum also addressed the threat of climate change to Colorado's 26 world-class ski resorts and $16313 billion outdoor recreation and tourism industry.
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But for those in the tourism industry, that has benefited tangibly from a threefold increase in U.S. visitors in the past two years, it is a different story.
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Not only could contaminated oceans interfere with Cape Town's lucrative tourism industry, but a spike in water-borne diseases could also cause a major increase in healthcare spending.
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"After being listed we will be able to catapult our group," Qian said at a news conference on Thursday, stressing the potential growth in the Chinese tourism industry.
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Mexico's tourism industry had 21.5 percent growth from 2013 to 2014 and 9.4 percent growth the following year, according to numbers from the United Nations World Tourism Organization.
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Thailand's tourism industry, which accounts for 10 percent of gross domestic product, has weathered more than a decade of unrest including two military coups and the recent bombings.
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Egypt declared it would step up security at major tourist attractions last year after Islamist militants carried out several attacks, causing its struggling tourism industry to slump further.
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Yet the EU's new openness cannot undo the damage done by the recent violence, which may strike a crippling blow to Turkey's tourism industry by scaring Europeans away.
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The tourism industry was hard hit after a Russian airliner was blown out of the sky over the Sinai Peninsula in October, killing all 224 people on board.
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It has an initial planned capacity of 90 million passengers a year, making it one of the world's biggest airports and a pillar of Turkey's lucrative tourism industry.
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Officials at the finance ministry said the ban was lifted after repeated requests from the tourism industry to extend bar hours and allow female tourists to buy alcohol.
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Museums are job creators Your visit has larger, but largely hidden benefits: You are directly supporting job creation, the local tourism industry, informal education and micro economic development.
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According to statistics from Quito Tourism, the tourism industry is the fourth highest source of income in the country and brought in more than $1 billion last year.
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The investment will help China's emerging tourism industry account for 12 percent of annual economic growth by 2020, up from 10.8 percent last year, the country's cabinet said.
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It marked another blow to the reputation of Mexico's tourism industry, as the country's soaring crime and long-running battle with drug cartels have increasingly disrupted resort towns.
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As police continue to investigate the motive behind Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas, it's too early to assess the exact impact on the city's thriving tourism industry.
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The tourism industry is the biggest employer in Las Vegas, where some 300,000 people work in the leisure and hospitality sector, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The tourism industry - a vital source of hard currency in Egypt - is highly sensitive to attacks by militants which have slowed a recovery from years of political turmoil.
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SoulCycle&aposs expansion into wellness retreats aligns with the trend of fitness companies moving into hospitality and travel as part of the growing $639 billion wellness tourism industry.
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She will advocate for the company on issues like labor, online marketplaces, access to Cuba, government operations and the hospitality, travel and tourism industry, according to disclosure forms.
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The government's first proposals will be presented to parliament on Friday, although the more specific help for airlines and the tourism industry will likely come later, it said.
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Some in the tourism industry say the Turkish government is to blame for the decline, due to the country's involvement in, and proximity to, the conflict in Syria.
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This was particularly true for developing nations, the report said, calling for more work to be done by the tourism industry to help preserve cultural and natural assets.
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The throngs of people who flock to his clinic, which opened in 1976, support a small tourism industry in the town, where Mr. Faria is the main draw.
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"Uncertainty is as much an enemy to the regional tourism industry as the actual eruptions," said Keith Loveard, a senior analyst at the Jakarta-based firm Concord Consulting.
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Ahmed Mater: Mecca Journeys at the Brooklyn Museum is an exhibition that examines the confrontation between the authentic and imagined Mecca, and of pilgrims with the tourism industry.
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While violence in Acapulco tends to receive particular attention because of the tourism industry, there is almost nowhere in the state that can be classified as violence-free.
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However, it will tighten restrictions on Americans traveling to the Caribbean island, hurting the booming Cuban tourism industry and clamp down on U.S. business dealings with Cuba's military.
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The government's first proposals will be presented to parliament on Friday, although the more specific help for airlines and the tourism industry will likely come later, it said.
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Fred Dixon, president and chief executive of NYC & Company, the marketing organization of the city's tourism industry, suggested that rooftops had begun to replace nightclubs in New York.
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The case comes as Egypt is bolstering its tourism industry and attempting to draw outside investment; critics say the case does nothing to help the country's global image.
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Egypt is scrambling to protect its tourism industry, a vital sector of the economy, and reassure travelers it is safe to visit after the outbreak on the boat.
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Rachel Bremer at the Utah office of tourism told KUTV that if the virus continues to spread through the summer, Utah's tourism industry could take a heavy hit.
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Nearby residents and leaders had resisted Superfund designation for many years, believing it would dampen what they had hoped would be a new tourism industry in the area.
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Many countries have advised their nationals not to visit the north of Italy and hoteliers have reported a wave of cancellations, putting the local tourism industry at threat.
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Nevada's workforce also tends to be more transient than in other states because of the hiring and labor practices of the tourism industry, which dominates the local economy.
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A similar process of reconception is playing out in the tourism industry, where a start-up company, TripUniq, is tapping local experts to customize travel itineraries for visitors.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand will introduce a package of measures next month to help its tourism industry reeling from a coronavirus outbreak, its deputy prime minister said on Friday.
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But now there are signs that Tunisia's Continental visitors are returning, giving rise to hopes that the hobbled tourism industry might get back on its feet this year.
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He was a colonel in Cuba's armed forces before being tasked with heading the state tourism industry, which provided badly needed hard currency for the communist-run island.
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Listen to this week's Keeping Score podcast with sports business expert Rick Horrow: After a concerted campaign by its tourism industry, Nashville will host the 2019 NFL Draft.
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Many of them toil in agricultural and meat-processing jobs, provide child care and elder care, and do the hotel housekeeping that is critical to our tourism industry.
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Smaller, rural areas aren&apost able to capture as much money from the tourism industry — but the Japan Airlines promotion may help encourage visitors to go further afield.
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Although the tourism industry is still dominated by villas rented for thousands of dollars a night, foreigners can now book more modest accommodations for as little as $30.
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Instead of building up a wildlife tourism industry that can provide sustainable economic growth, the state may end up with barren lands and nothing to show for it.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Turkey expressed hopes on Friday for a revival of its tourism industry after security concerns caused a 235 percent drop in foreign visitors and revenues last year.
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With the trend growing globally, it's no wonder the tourism industry is paying attention and instead of simply providing a place to stay, it's becoming all about the experience.
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The elimination of all visa interview waivers will slow our travel and tourism industry, which now generates $2.1 trillion for the US economy, and supports 15.1 million American jobs.
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"She can read a lot (in Cyrillic), and that&aposs very helpful to us," said her son, Emil Davisson, 26, who also works in the tourism industry in Bariloche.
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I make videos for my day-job and since the start of the year have been researching and developing a series of 360/VR videos for the tourism industry.
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In an attempt to lift the flagging tourism industry, he introduced a one-year licence fee waiver for travel agents, hotels and guesthouses, as well as restaurants and hawkers.
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TOURISM'S DOUBLE-EDGE SWORD Climate change has not stymied the island's main economic driver: a booming tourism industry that brings cruise ships and thousands of tourists to the island.
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The $1.5 billion travel website, which was founded 17 years ago, wields substantial power in the tourism industry because businesses typically enjoy better business if they receive stronger reviews.
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"Sure, there's lots of talk about developing our tourism industry but walking the talk is a different matter," said Gao, who's been a tour guide there for 10 years.
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The main fear now for France's tourism industry is that the Bastille Day attack will trigger a response similar to that experienced by countries such as Turkey and Egypt.
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But while the ability to hunt hogs like Sarah Palin hunts Alaskan wolves has created a bizarre new tourism industry, it has done little to curtail the porky invasion.
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As an asset, the GBR is worth an estimated Aus$56 billion (US$42 billion), of which Aus$29 billion comes from the tourism industry, and its 64,000 jobs.
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Travel Oregon, a "semi-independent agency" created by the Oregon Legislature in 2003 to fortify the state's tourism industry, is now offering the game something of a 2017 makeover.
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The tourism industry is a major source of income for the country, which turned itself into a popular tourist destination a decade since the end of its civil war.
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Eventually, the controversy forced the state legislature to clarify that the law is not meant to allow discrimination against LGBTQ people, but only after reportedly hurting its tourism industry.
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Clearly staying home isn't good advice: In 53.5, the tourism industry grew by 3.9 percent, and the sector is also responsible for 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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In addition, Puerto Rico is reeling from a Zika virus outbreak that is hurting its tourism industry, while more residents relocate to the U.S. mainland, further hurting the economy.
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Asia Pacific's tourism industry overtook Europe in 2014 in terms of travel and tourism total contribution to GDP in absolute terms, according to World Tourism and Travel Council data.
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Both Galeries Lafayette and rival Printemps are trying to capitalise on a rebound in Paris' tourism industry, which was hit hard by a wave of militant attacks in 2015.
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The Chinese are by far the biggest spenders in South Korea's tourism industry, propping up the world's biggest duty free market which generates about $8 billion in annual sales.
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Indeed, it would not go unnoticed that Trump built his fortune on the tourism industry and his organization reportedly once sought to pursue possible business interests on the island.
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"Our work has provided training and opportunities for women in the marine tourism industry as divemasters and dive instructors earn much higher income than housecleaning or the service industry".
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The figures were in a joint release from the NDRC and the China National Tourism Administration, in response to guidelines from the state cabinet to reform the tourism industry.
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Croatia is funding the first stage of the project, worth a quarter of a million euros, as its booming tourism industry generates 20 percent of its gross domestic product.
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From the $130 billion tourism industry in the South to farmers, breweries and outdoor businesses, more pollution will mean higher costs for all of us living and working downstream.
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For example, my home state of Florida is extremely dependent on a strong tourism industry; it contributes $57 billion dollars and over a million jobs to our state's economy.
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It is feeling the instability next door in Libya: migrant workers have lost their jobs there, while the all-important tourism industry has been ruined by repeated terrorist attacks.
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The government hopes to build up the tourism industry of a city once most famous for being the launch site of many of North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
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The main storyline will be about how Neptune has become a hot spot for spring breakers, until someone starts murdering the partying kids, thus threatening the town's tourism industry.
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In the latest offering from the tourism industry, trips with a mission are now on offer to travelers who want more from a holiday than sea, sun and shopping.
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The call for clean toilets also gives a boost to the growing domestic tourism industry as unhygienic restrooms had "long been a big put-off for visitors," Xinhua said.
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With the first Zika travel advisory in the U.S., issued for a neighborhood in Miami, those who are part of Florida's $82 billion tourism industry are worried about bookings.
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Spain's thriving tourism industry has fueled a jobs surge over the summer months, extending an economic recovery throughout a period of political uncertainty triggered by two inconclusive national elections.
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Instead, he pleaded to the national audience as if trying to salvage the city's tourism industry and reputation as one of the best places to live in the country.
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Kenya sent soldiers into Somalia in 2011 after raids in the border region and kidnappings that threatened the tourism industry in the region's biggest economy and wider regional destabilization.
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The tourism industry has suffered widespread layoffs as the flow of international visitors has slowed to barely a trickle, and international airlines have slashed the number of inbound flights.
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Last week's suicide bombing in Istanbul struck at the heart of Turkey's tourism industry, killing 22016 tourists and wounding 248 others near some of the country's most famous sites.
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Last week's suicide bombing in Istanbul struck at the heart of Turkey's tourism industry, killing 10 tourists and wounding 15 others near some of the country's most famous sites.
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Kenya sent soldiers into Somalia in 2011 after raids in the border region and kidnappings that threatened the tourism industry in the region's biggest economy and wider regional destabilisation.
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China, home to a burgeoning moneyed class that includes many who are eager for a foothold in the United States, is the biggest market for the birth-tourism industry.
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Eventually, the controversy forced the state legislature to clarify that the law is not meant to allow discrimination against LGBTQ people, but only after reportedly hurting its tourism industry.
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The tourism industry markets renewal ceremonies aggressively, as yet another fun Vegas activity, and they are proving to be a sustainable way to maintain numbers at the wedding chapels.
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Dean Davies' portraits crystalize the bonds of sisterhood and Al Drago takes us to Washington, DC, to see how the ongoing impeachment inquiry has transformed the city's tourism industry.
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China is the largest source of tourists to Australia, with more than 1 million people arriving last year and any travel restrictions are expected to hurt the tourism industry.
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The directive, unveiled in June, prohibits financial transactions that benefit the business arm of the Cuban military, which controls a wide swath of the tourism industry on the island.
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The proposal, an unpopular one in Florida in part because of the state's large tourism industry, put Scott in a bind between his own constituents and the Trump administration.
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According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, one in 10 people are employed in the travel and tourism industry, representing more than 10 percent of the global economy.
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The THAAD disagreement had dented South Korea's economic growth, especially its tourism industry, as group tours from China came to a halt while charter flights from South Korea were cancelled.
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However, any incoming government may be called on to manage the potential risk of an overheating tourism industry, which is driving economic growth but also fuelling rapid house price increases.
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Because the decision has less to do with the reef's imperiled condition and more to do with avoiding political embarrassment for Australia's government and lasting damage to Australia's tourism industry.
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BANGKOK, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Thailand will introduce a package of measures next month to help its tourism industry reeling from a coronavirus outbreak, its deputy prime minister said on Friday.
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VIENNA, May 1 (Reuters) - The head of the main Swiss hoteliers' group has called for action to reverse the damage the strong franc is doing to the country's tourism industry.
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Costs of so-called beach renourishments are a fraction of the total, measured in hundreds of millions of dollars, but the effort is crucial for Florida's $67 billion tourism industry.
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Haines Mayor Janice Hill, who supports the mine, said that while Haines has a strong fishing and tourism industry, young people leave because they can't find good-paying jobs there.
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Tourism industry insiders told CNBC's Matthew Taylor earlier this year that Chinese tourists were becoming more ambitious and spending more on travel in Australia, which boded well for the sector.
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Labor Day weekend plans for thousands of vacationers who were headed to popular beach spots along the Atlantic seaboard were dampened after the storm battered Florida's $153 billion tourism industry.
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The struggle for land has brought the competing needs of wildlife and humans into conflict in Tanzania, posing a threat to the tourism industry, a cornerstone of the country's economy.
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But while Thai authorities have been quick to label it an unfortunate event, the incident has cast light on the systematic animal abuse built into Thailand's poorly regulated tourism industry.
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Wiek said this came as little surprise, with a performing elephant that killed British tourist Andrea Taylor in April 2000 known to still be working in the tourism industry today.
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Over the last several decades, Pele's name has been corrupted by the tourism industry, according to National Park Service records obtained by Motherboard through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Nassef Sawiris is the youngest of the three Sawiris brothers, all billionaire business heavyweights who as a family own the Orascom conglomerate, which spans construction, telecommunications, tourism, industry and technology.
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The Interior Department last month announced its proposal to open nearly all U.S. offshore waters to oil and gas drilling, sparking protests from coastal states, environmentalists and the tourism industry.
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With global warming widely expected to slash snowfall, especially at lower levels, the Swiss tourism industry is looking for ways to preserve a lucrative business brutally exposed to the weather.
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Naples' mild GDP recovery, which started in 2015-2016, is likely to continue in 2017, mainly driven by tourism, industry and commerce, but with weak impact on the city's revenue.
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The President is expected to stop US companies from making deals with the Cuban military (which runs the country's tourism industry) and demand the extradition of US fugitives in Cuba.
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"We are anxious for the government to resolve this shutdown so we can bring low fares and a boost to Hawaii's travel and tourism industry," Southwest Chairman Gary Kelly said.
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Leading politicians rapidly issued statements on the shooting, which could damage Kenya's tourism industry, and the interior ministry announced on Monday that suspects had been arrested and a weapon recovered.
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Even before Tuesday's attack, the country's crucial tourism industry — which attracts some 30 million visitors a year — was already struggling amid increasing violence at home and conflicts throughout the region.
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That figure is only likely to raise as the country's tourism industry gears up for a boom around the 2020 Olympic games and, before then, Rugby World Cup in 2019.
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And last fall, the region received a $3 million grant from the Obama administration to bolster its outdoor tourism industry and expand access to hiking, biking, camping, and water sports.
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The THAAD dispute had dented South Korea's economic growth, especially its tourism industry, as group tours from China came to a halt while charter flights from South Korea were cancelled.
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A poll organized by the local government showed three quarters of the population opposed offshore drilling activity, which posed a threat to local ecosystems, dolphin populations and their tourism industry.
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The list of places around the world touched by terrorism, violence, rising crime rates and health alerts continues to grow, along with the impact on the travel and tourism industry.
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"The embryo of the new Puerto Rico is growing robustly," said Jon Borschow, founder of the nonprofit Foundation for Puerto Rico, which focuses on building the island's lagging tourism industry.
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Seemingly speaking for all who gathered at the rally, Faruk Akkaya, who works in the tourism industry, said, "We'll stay here until Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells us to go home."
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The peso is used to pay most wages and local goods, while the CUC is used in the tourism industry, foreign trade and upscale eateries and stores carrying imported goods.
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The conclusion is a major blow for Australia's tourism industry, with the reef attracting A$5.2 billion ($3.9 billion) in spending each year, a 2013 Deloitte Access Economics report estimated.
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While the F22015 initially played an important role in boosting the tourism industry, Singapore has diversified its offering, now focusing on the emerging middle classes from China, India and Indonesia.
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"Turkey has been a prime target for them," the Florida Republican senator said in an interview broadcast on CNN's "The Lead," adding that ISIS wants to hurt Turkey's tourism industry.
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Kilauea has been erupting with greater intensity since early May in parts of the Big Island, forcing thousands to evacuate while dealing a severe blow to the island's tourism industry.
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The coronavirus outbreak threatens to devastate the country's $13 billion-a-year tourism industry and could put pressure on revenue from trade, natural gas exports and worker remittances from abroad.
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He also mentioned the "Chinese Virus" in his opening remarks at a White House meeting with tourism industry executives on Tuesday, as well as at the outset of Wednesday's briefing.
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The ripples of catastrophe quickly spread across the tourism industry, hotel owners and officials said, with a wave of cancellations from the bustling capital to the northern jungles of Petén.
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I WAS HEADING to Grenada at the same time that the island was hosting the State of the Tourism Industry Conference, one of the region's largest gatherings on the subject.
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The wheel, known in the tourism industry as an observation wheel, would dwarf all others, including the London Eye, and would hold as many as 1,440 passengers at a time.
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China's ban on group tours to help contain the spreading virus that has left 170 people dead, will take a toll on Thailand's tourism industry, a key driver of growth.
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Industry groups are also seeking to get their message out, including the U.S. Travel Association, which has worked to increase its visibility as a champion of the nation's tourism industry.
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Under the crown prince's big plan for the economy, known as Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia wants to grow its tourism industry and boost the number of visitors to the kingdom.
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The hope is that the Olympics can have a lasting impact on the tourism industry here and help South Korea rival Japan — and upstart China — as a winter sports destination.
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The regional capital, Barcelona, hosted the Olympic Games in 22000 and has since been the hub of Spain's thriving tourism industry, with more than eight million overnight visitors last year.
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The national parks and conservancies where these herbivores roam, along with the predators hunting them, play a key role in Kenya's tourism industry, a major part of the country's economy.
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Stephen Wyatt, the country head of real-estate firm Jones Lang LaSalle Vietnam, told Business Insider that coronavirus has already had a "dramatic" impact on the tourism industry in Vietnam.
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That has the potential to fundamentally alter global travel, take a toll on America's tourism industry, and subject United States citizens to tit-for-tat measures when they travel overseas.
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The domestic tourism industry raked in 3.9 trillion yuan ($567.3 billion) in 2016, which Beijing wants to rise to 7 trillion yuan by 2020, official news agency Xinhua has said.
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Last month, HNA announced that Shanxi Rural Credit Cooperative opened credit line of 10 billion yuan to HNA, mainly to support financing of the aviation tourism industry in Shanxi Province.
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The explosion and 87-day spill sent oil to Florida's shores and cost the state billions, devastating its tourism industry because of the public's perception of the oil spill's impact.
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Even with a surge in satellite technologies and perhaps a growing space tourism industry, demand may not be sufficient to cover rocket companies' great costs for research, development and launches.
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The cultural bias for brumbies has helped the tourism industry — reinforced by antiscientific sentiment among rural communities — to successfully lobby government officials to end an annual culling of the horses.
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Moody&aposs ratings agency warned just before the tournament opened that despite the boost in tourism industry revenues, the World Cup would only make a "short-lived" contribution to the economy.
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It is also a once-unimaginable act of deference to a marginalized population, one with potential effects for the vital tourism industry in one of the country's most famous national parks.
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Any move to slap visas on Americans and Canadians is seen as unlikely due to political considerations as well as the negative effect it would have on Europe's lucrative tourism industry.
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Essebsi's call came as Tunisia's current ruling coalition is struggling to create more growth and jobs after a series of militant attacks battered the North African state's tourism industry and economy.
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Taiwanese travel agents predict that the Chinese government's new policy could cut visitor numbers by up to 700,000 over the next six months, costing the tourism industry around $900m in revenue.
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One of our best-read stories today looks at how its government manages to punch above its weight in fighting piracy, illegal fishing, polluters and other threats to its tourism industry.
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The ephemeral trendiness — travel as fast fashion — is part of a structural change in the tourism industry, according to Stanislav Ivanov, professor of tourism economics at Bulgaria's Varna University of Management.
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That comes as Asia Pacific has already developed the largest tourism industry in the world, by gross domestic product (GDP) contribution and employment, according to MasterCard's Asia Pacific Destination Index 2015.
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Thailand's tourism industry, which accounts for about 10 percent of gross domestic product, has remained strong despite more than a decade of political turbulence including military coups in 43 and 2014.
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"With this new initiative, we hope to encourage more visitors, which will, in turn, help boost jobs in the tourism industry," said Argentina's minister of tourism Gustavo Santos in a statement.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's battered tourism industry is trying to woo visitors back to beaches deserted after deadly Easter bombings, slashing hotel rates and pushing promotions in key markets like Russia.
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The report estimated Kenya's tourism industry was missing out on up to $140 million per year in foreign earnings because LGBT+ tourists were opting not to visit due to homophobic views.
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A June census found that the elephant population in Tanzania, which depends heavily on its safari tourism industry, has declined from 110,000 in 2009 to a little over 43,000 in 2014.
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While Rogers laments that many living root bridges are "simply beyond saving" because of their degradation, the practice of nurturing this botanical architecture may be resuscitated with the help tourism industry.
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The incident will deal another blow to Egypt's tourism industry and hurt efforts to revive an economy hammered by political unrest following the 2011 uprising that ousted veteran ruler Hosni Mubarak.
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Not so for Brand USA, whose funding comes from a fee on foreign travelers entering the U.S. along with matching private-sector funds kicked in by the travel and tourism industry.
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But he said the economy, boosted by a recovery of the tourism industry and implementation of an IMF-backed reform programme since late 2016, had been able to withstand external pressures.
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The dispute has also caused worry on Curacao, a constituent country within the kingdom of the Netherlands with a vibrant tourism industry and deep-water ports used by the oil industry.
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Egypt is under pressure to bolster airport security after a Russian plane crashed in late October in the Sinai, killing all 224 passengers on board and damaging the country's tourism industry.
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South Africa's Cape Town, with a population of 3.7 million, is suffering from severe drought after three years of low rainfall, threatening water supplies for its residents, businesses and tourism industry.
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Saudi Arabia has been enlisting Instagram influencers to document the country on all-expenses-paid supervised tours, part of efforts to improve its reputation and build a tourism industry from scratch.
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The tourism industry has weathered more than a decade of political unrest including two military coups and a wave of bombings in August that targeted tourist spots in the Thai south.
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And because room tax revenue is largely dependent on a thriving tourism industry and strong economy, there is a huge risk that those taxes won't be enough if a recession hits.
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And the timing could scarcely have been worse for Egypt, whose tourism industry has not recovered from a terrorist bombing in October that brought down a Russian plane, killing 224 people.
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Because travellers don't have to radically change their travel habits to enjoy these great experiences, VizEat has partnered with a range of hospitality providers, harmoniously aligning itself with the tourism industry.
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The travel boom has come to a screeching halt since late January, when the novel coronavirus outbreak hit mainland China, and it could be years before the global tourism industry recovers.
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Before joining CNBC in 2013, Kiesnoski covered the travel and tourism industry for more than a decade at travel trade newspaper Travel Weekly, most recently in the capacity of Destinations Editor.
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In doing so, they are clearly shooting themselves in the foot, attacking the very foundation of Utah's $12 billion outdoor recreation and tourism industry and the 110,000 Utah jobs it generates.
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If the 2011 wedding of Kate Middleton and Harry's older brother Prince William was any guide, this spring's royal nuptials could be a boon to the tourism industry across the pond.
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While MMI may have lost two or three days of productivity due to the storm, Lux-Boim fears her counterparts in the tourism industry will be dealing with Irma far longer.
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The Egyptian government holds the copyright on the data, and would consider it cultural theft—and an assault on its tourism industry—if someone installed tomb facsimiles in London or Dubai.
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Japan's minister of economic and fiscal policy said on Tuesday that the Chinese outbreak would affect the Japanese tourism industry and warned that it could also hurt exports and corporate profits.
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Some fear that the administration's moves will deliver a major blow to Cuba's economy and tourism industry, which are already reeling from a hurricane that tore through the island last month.
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Update President Trump's executive actions restricting travel from predominantly Muslim countries caused confusion and erroneous detentions at airports and are potentially having a negative impact on the United States tourism industry.
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In 2008, violence between the city's competing drug cartels reached its peak just as the financial crisis decimated the tourism industry, which had been the city's lifeblood for nearly a century.
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Mr. Ertel, who said he was homeless for a short time as a teenager, became an elections supervisor after a career in public relations that included work for Florida's tourism industry.
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Many hardworking locals—the people who build and maintain the area's luxury vacation homes, run its multi-million dollar tourism industry, and create that appealing small-town charm—are being pushed out.
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Donald Trump supporters who vowed to boycott Hawaii after his travel ban was blocked by a Hawaiian federal judge have had no impact on the state's tourism industry ... at least so far.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's tourism industry is proving resilient despite recent militant attacks and is set for higher bookings this year, outperforming the European average, travel data analysis company ForwardKeys said on Thursday.
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Without doubt it will impact those in the tourism industry that have benefited from a threefold increase in U.S. visits in the last two years, although it is unclear just how much.
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Benjamí Villoslada Gil, GOIB's director-general of technological development, said the goal is to create higher-skilled, better-paying jobs than in the tourism industry, and bring digital advances to residents' doorsteps.
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A program dedicated to moving the wildlife tourism industry away from cruel practices, Wildlife Not Entertainers has already gotten TripAdvisor to stop selling tickets to some of the most abusive animal experiences.
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Staying on their own private island definitely has its perks, one of which may be shielding the stars from the current political unrest impacting the tourism industry throughout the popular island chain.
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Aside from being blamed from killing everything from napkins to the Canadian tourism industry, millennials have somehow gained a reputation for being careless with money — one that many of us have internalized.
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But a series of recent incidents have deepened concern among businesses, politicians and the tourism industry in Saxony that the state could soon pay an economic price for these eruptions of xenophobia.
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Tuesday's attack, while less deadly, was by some accounts more resonant, as it seemed unconnected to Turkish domestic politics and designed to deal a blow to the country's $30 billion tourism industry.
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But enshrining a ban in the state constitution would more permanently protect the state's coasts and wildlife as well as its tourism industry from the risks associated with oil and gas extraction.
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One market analyst gives Drake credit for 5 percent of Toronto's $8.8 billion tourism industry – meaning that Drake drove at least $440 million to the local economy in the last year alone.
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A source in the North Korean tourism industry told CNN he's not seen any dent in tourist numbers since Warmbier was detained, though he's noticed a slight drop in inquiries from Americans.
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In 2010, Israel dismissed Egyptian claims that its intelligence agency Mossad was behind a series of shark attacks in the Red Sea meant to damage Egypt's tourism industry, according to the BBC.
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Nowadays, there's also a tourism industry, and the proprietors of those venues don't want visitors to know that thousands of barrels of hot soil were filled and then shipped away for burial.
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We usually think of holidays as a chance to enjoy life, but with the bodies of fallen climbers clearly visible on Mount Everest, death is always present in the tourism industry here.
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Actor and comedian John Fugelsang, whose now-deleted Friday tweet that he would boycott Maine's tourism industry sparked calls for a larger boycott of Maine products, now says he was just kidding.
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But visitors are rethinking Europe as a central travel destination, and the tourism industry, which accounts for 10 percent of economic activity in the European Union, has begun to feel the sting.
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Although a natural disaster can often cripple a country's tourism industry, it doesn't always have to, said Henry H. Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst at the San Francisco-based Atmosphere Research Group.
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The attack dealt a fatal blow to the country's vital tourism industry, and has made Turks even more suspicious of Syrians and their potential for bringing their civil war onto Turkish soil.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Travel specialists say the overseas tourism industry could lose billions over the next five years if Britain crashes out of the European Union later this month without a divorce deal.
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Driven by a desire to help the island's lagging tourism industry, he devised SXM Festival, a five-day house and techno party held in March that just wrapped up its second year.
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"The tourism industry has started to make itself more attractive to this community because birders are determined and focused and want to be in a place that's best for birding," he said.
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The appeal of bearing an American child, long associated with immigrants who enter the country illegally, has spurred a birth-tourism industry that now caters to people from all over the world.
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However, the country's tourism industry is at a standstill with closed landmarks and canceled flights, and there are concerns that the virus' impact on travel could extend to the summer tourist season.
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Lobbying groups representing the country's travel and tourism industry met at the White House on Tuesday with President Donald Trump and other officials to discuss the devastating economic impact of the pandemic.
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U.S. airlines are seeking over $50 billion, while the tourism industry, represented by the U.S. Travel Association and the American Hotel and Lodging Association, has called for $150 billion in overall relief.
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His group has partnered with Tourism Cares, a nonprofit, to raise relief and rebuilding assistance from the hotel chains, credit card companies and any other enterprises involved in the Caribbean tourism industry.
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But the move to inhibit the flow of American tourism and investment will certainly have an effect on the Cuban economy — as well as the entrepreneurs making livings in the tourism industry.
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"The travel and tourism industry relies on growth and connectivity, and Open Skies agreements are key to future growth," said Jonathan Grella, the U.S. Travel Association's executive vice president of public affairs.
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She said she was one of the first people in the county to apply for a permit to sell alcohol from her truck, hoping to kickstart a tourism industry in the area.
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This book examines rival sets of memories: from a segregated tourism industry, which not long ago gave out different sets of information to different people, to today's fights over Civil War monuments.
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Reef diving and snorkeling are an important part of the of the country's tourism industry, which accounts for some 50 percent of G.D.P. Even before Hurricane Dorian, the reefs were in jeopardy.
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HANOI/NHA TRANG, Vietnam (Reuters) - Vietnam banned tourists from coronavirus-hit areas of South Korea on Wednesday, a blow to a tourism industry already reeling from a collapse in Chinese visitor numbers.
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HANOI/NHA TRANG, Vietnam (Reuters) - Vietnam banned tourists from coronavirus-hit areas of South Korea on Wednesday, a blow to a tourism industry already reeling from a collapse in Chinese visitor numbers.
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Whatever policy steps might be on the table, self-regulation in the tourism industry is no longer sufficient, said Ms. Brooks, who adds that Antarctica is already straining under its many pressures.
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Even in Amsterdam, a city famously progressive in its sex work policies, sex workers are facing increased discrimination and are being pushed to the margins of a tourism industry they helped build.
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It suggests a reluctance to disrupt the nascent tourism industry, which is being championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who hopes it will make up 10% of Saudi GDP by 2030.
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"This change is intended to address the national security and law enforcement risks associated with birth tourism, including criminal activity associated with the birth tourism industry," one State Department official told Axios.
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Wow Air once flew in over 20183/22018 of all visitors to Iceland and after its unexpected shutdown, Iceland saw a notable decline in its tourism industry and an increase in unemployment.
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Many Ugandans on social media said Kanye and Kim's visit could help boost the country's tourism industry, which is a major source of revenue and foreign investment for the east African nation.
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The younger Kim, who has reportedly taken a great interest in North Korea's tourism industry, may see Halong Bay as a useful model for how to develop a big-name tourist attraction.
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In the days after the accident, according to people familiar with the tourism industry, scores of boats seemed to disappear as the authorities cracked down on those operating without the proper permits.
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In a written statement submitted to the Government in conjunction with the evidence Ibrahim gave, the BHA called for a guaranteed number of EU work visas for the hospitality and tourism industry.
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Does El Paso have a role to play in helping Juárez revive its image and tourism industry, and the sort of more casual cross-border traffic that used to be in place?
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Ostensibly, city authorities have used the law since the 1950sto tightly regulate the economic and cultural landscape of the French Quarter, which has long been the center of the city's tourism industry.
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"As seen from examples in the Middle East such as Tunisia, one isolated attack cannot cripple the entire industry, but repetitive attacks will definitely prevent the development of the tourism industry," Popova explained.
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But security threats have continued to rock Egypt's tourism industry — including, most prominently, the ISIS attack that brought down a Russian passenger airliner departing Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh resort town in late 2015.
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That's just the most recent data point to show that the U.S. tourism industry, which generated $1.6 trillion in output in 2015 and supported 7.6 million jobs, is hurting under President Donald Trump.
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The trillion-dollar global tourism industry has a significant carbon footprint, which is the amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases emitted through burning fossil fuels, a major driver of climate change.
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"I have a son who is (Messi&aposs) age, and that makes me identify a lot with him," said Espector, who works in the tourism industry in the Patagonian ski resort of Bariloche.
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An art-tourism industry has sprung up along the Chinese border, in cities such as Dandong, where visitors have sampled North Korean food, watched folk dancers and bought relatively inexpensive North Korean paintings.
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Yet as residents focused on supporting one another during a state of emergency, experts said the crux of the city's economy — the tourism industry — is unlikely to deliver the state a second blow.
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News and numbers about the negative impacts of the tourism industry can kill our traveling bug, but did you know that tourism is a key driver of socio-economic progress around the world?
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The sharp weakening of the Norwegian crown currency due to slump in oil prices has benefited tourism industry, attracting more visitors to the Nordic country famous for its deep fjords and unspoiled nature.
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She was frail from back-breaking work and poor treatment at the hands of a tourism camp in Pattaya — an all-too-common story for elephants involved in Thailand's infamous elephant tourism industry.
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But after "hundreds of tonnes of sand" appeared last month, apparently brought in by a combination of unusual winds and tidal activity, local businesses report the return of a once-thriving tourism industry.
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The Thailand tourism industry has been defiantly strong despite challenges such as the Bangkok bombing at a busy central intersection last August which killed 20 and injured more than 120 people, reported Reuters.
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The crossroads of the Caribbean The island brings in nearly $4 billion annually through the tourism industry, and hosts about 10 million visitors via the airports, according to the Puerto Rico Tourism Company.
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The North African country is under pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to speed up reforms and help its economy recover from militant attacks in 22017 that hurt its vital tourism industry.
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Local officials and businesses are now voicing their opposition to BPM's return next year, bringing to light some of the complex tensions between a burgeoning musical tourism industry, organized crime, and public safety.
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In recent years it has been showing some of the highest economic growth figures in Africa, thanks to exports to Europe and the United States, as well as to the flourishing tourism industry.
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But Turkey also benefited: More than three million Russians visit each year, the second-largest group of foreign travelers after Germans, and their absence has taken a painful toll on Turkey's tourism industry.
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In a statement released last week, Arsenal's Chief Commercial Officer Vinai Venkatesham said that Rwanda "has been transformed in recent years," and that the "exciting partnership" would help support the country's tourism industry.
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Zeller Associates provides risk related and insurance services mainly for shipping, trade and transport, but also in other specialist areas such as the cruise and tourism industry, Thomas Miller said in a statement.
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In determining that Hawaii has legal standing to bring the lawsuit, Watson ruled that it demonstrated that the state's educational institutions and booming tourism industry would suffer as a result of the policy.
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The reversal underscores just how quickly the outlook has been darkened by the coronavirus outbreak, which is scrambling global supply chains and casting an ominous shadow over consumer spending and the tourism industry.
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The Baron, too, is credited with starting Liechtenstein's tourism industry, making hundreds of photos of the principality that he transferred to postcards, scarves and books at his souvenir shop in Vaduz, the capital.
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While signs of recovery are starting to emerge across this dual-nation island, split between a French and Dutch side, St. Martin has a long way to go to restore its tourism industry.
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The tourism industry in Southern California is starting to bounce back, albeit slowly, following the wildfires that materialized seemingly out of nowhere over the last two weeks and affected areas throughout the region.
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The sudden flood into Bihac, the mayor said, has destroyed his picturesque town's tourism industry, which relies heavily on visitors from the Arab world who now worry about being mistaken for illegal migrants.
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The Mexican tourism industry will not be immune from the situation, the academics said, predicting that the initial financial cost of a downturn in visitor numbers will be 1%-5% of tourism GDP.
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Underlying the growth in aviation emissions is the rapid expansion of air travel worldwide, propelled by a proliferation of low-cost airlines and a booming tourism industry catering to a growing middle class.
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Florida, which was anticipating another record year for its $28 billion a year tourism industry, is expected to rebound in time for the peak winter travel months, Moody's Analytics said earlier this week.
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Dickerson expressed concerns that the measure could wreak havoc on the tourism industry in the state as well as frighten away national athletic institutions unwilling to be seen as endorsing curtailing LGBTQ rights.
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The domestic tourism industry in China and Hong Kong is giant — the Chinese government said domestic tourist trips within the country totaled to $5.54 billion in 2018, according to state outlet Xinhua Net.
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The election is likely to be dominated by security issues after a wave of suicide bombings claimed by Islamic State killed more than 250 people in April, denting the island's critical tourism industry.
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Boracay, which is around 170 miles south of the capital Manila, is home to as many as 17,000 people, many of whom are directly engaged in the tourism industry, according to CNN Philippines.
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The only economic impact the monument has is for the very people who initially pushed for its creation in the first place — radical environmentalist organizations with extremely close ties to the tourism industry.
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Asked if the cruises might exacerbate tension, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said she did not know any details, but it was normal for Hainan to develop its tourism industry in Chinese territory.
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The short-term weaker demand for travel to the United States aside, the bigger concern for travel analysts is the ban's potential to damage the country's lucrative tourism industry in the coming years.
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The North African country is under pressure from the International Monetary Fund to speed up policy changes and help its economy recover from militant attacks in 2015 that hurt its vital tourism industry.
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"The private tourism industry is in direct competition for good supplies with the general population," said Richard Feinberg, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, and specialist on the Cuban economy.
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The senator specifically criticized Scott for his position on opening Florida coastal waters to offshore drilling, an unpopular issue in the state because of the threat it could pose to the tourism industry.
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But Mr. Mugabe has settled in recent years on Singapore, which, in addition to having excellent Japanese food, has a leading medical tourism industry — and, perhaps most important, is a former British colony.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak, which is grounding Chinese tourists, is costing the European tourism industry around one billion euros per month in lost revenue, EU industry chief Thierry Breton said on Monday.
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