Definition of tourism in English:

tourism

noun ˈtʊərɪz(ə)mˈtʊrˌɪzəm

mass noun

The commercial organization and operation of holidays and visits to places of interest.
旅游业，观光业
a national fund for the promotion of tourism
as modifier the tourism industry
Example sentencesExamples
- This will be done with the help of tourism offices and the Visit Britain organisation.
- Our visitor numbers are through the roof and tourism is becoming the boom industry in Hull.
- In the tourism business, holidays in the desert are something of a final frontier.
- Other challenges include public transport and the impact of tourism on the environment.
- But the wage is the same amount of cash the council wants to slash from tourism and leisure.
- Thirty years ago, farming was a major industry and tourism was of minor importance.
- It ended as a brainstorming session with tourism officials about a nonstop flight.
- City fathers have long known the advantages for commerce and tourism of being car friendly.
- The village was once a prosperous town but now has few shops, apart from those supported by tourism.
- It is also likely to cause concern among the global travel industry and tourism bodies in America.
- The tourism industry plays a major part in the economies of many of the countries.
- A city so reliant on tourism will deter repeat visits if it looks filthy or unkempt.
- He was in his 50s and had moved from the sugar industry into tourism around five years ago.
- His idea was to promote and generate tourism and interest in historical matters.
- We all know of the success York has in high-tech business, its university and tourism.
- It is just now that local people are realizing the potential for this type of tourism.
- Tourism has been seriously hit and tourism is a major employer and has huge purchasing power.
- She wants to write a novel and embark on a new career in the marketing and tourism and leisure industry.
- We are not going to just roll over and say we're not interested in tourism any more.
- The city has a strong and diverse economy, with tourism generating millions of dollars a year.

Definition of tourism in US English:

tourism

nounˈtʊrˌɪzəmˈto͝orˌizəm

The commercial organization and operation of vacations and visits to places of interest.
旅游业，观光业
a national fund for the promotion of tourism
as modifier the tourism industry
Example sentencesExamples
- He was in his 50s and had moved from the sugar industry into tourism around five years ago.
- We all know of the success York has in high-tech business, its university and tourism.
- The city has a strong and diverse economy, with tourism generating millions of dollars a year.
- The village was once a prosperous town but now has few shops, apart from those supported by tourism.
- In the tourism business, holidays in the desert are something of a final frontier.
- Other challenges include public transport and the impact of tourism on the environment.
- She wants to write a novel and embark on a new career in the marketing and tourism and leisure industry.
- But the wage is the same amount of cash the council wants to slash from tourism and leisure.
- His idea was to promote and generate tourism and interest in historical matters.
- Thirty years ago, farming was a major industry and tourism was of minor importance.
- This will be done with the help of tourism offices and the Visit Britain organisation.
- It is also likely to cause concern among the global travel industry and tourism bodies in America.
- City fathers have long known the advantages for commerce and tourism of being car friendly.
- A city so reliant on tourism will deter repeat visits if it looks filthy or unkempt.
- It ended as a brainstorming session with tourism officials about a nonstop flight.
- We are not going to just roll over and say we're not interested in tourism any more.
- Our visitor numbers are through the roof and tourism is becoming the boom industry in Hull.
- Tourism has been seriously hit and tourism is a major employer and has huge purchasing power.
- The tourism industry plays a major part in the economies of many of the countries.
- It is just now that local people are realizing the potential for this type of tourism.

单词	tourism
释义	Definition of tourism in English: tourism noun ˈtʊərɪz(ə)mˈtʊrˌɪzəm mass noun The commercial organization and operation of holidays and visits to places of interest. 旅游业，观光业 a national fund for the promotion of tourism as modifier the tourism industry Example sentencesExamples This will be done with the help of tourism offices and the Visit Britain organisation. Our visitor numbers are through the roof and tourism is becoming the boom industry in Hull. In the tourism business, holidays in the desert are something of a final frontier. Other challenges include public transport and the impact of tourism on the environment. But the wage is the same amount of cash the council wants to slash from tourism and leisure. Thirty years ago, farming was a major industry and tourism was of minor importance. It ended as a brainstorming session with tourism officials about a nonstop flight. City fathers have long known the advantages for commerce and tourism of being car friendly. The village was once a prosperous town but now has few shops, apart from those supported by tourism. It is also likely to cause concern among the global travel industry and tourism bodies in America. The tourism industry plays a major part in the economies of many of the countries. A city so reliant on tourism will deter repeat visits if it looks filthy or unkempt. He was in his 50s and had moved from the sugar industry into tourism around five years ago. His idea was to promote and generate tourism and interest in historical matters. We all know of the success York has in high-tech business, its university and tourism. It is just now that local people are realizing the potential for this type of tourism. Tourism has been seriously hit and tourism is a major employer and has huge purchasing power. She wants to write a novel and embark on a new career in the marketing and tourism and leisure industry. We are not going to just roll over and say we're not interested in tourism any more. The city has a strong and diverse economy, with tourism generating millions of dollars a year. Definition of tourism in US English: tourism nounˈtʊrˌɪzəmˈto͝orˌizəm The commercial organization and operation of vacations and visits to places of interest. 旅游业，观光业 a national fund for the promotion of tourism as modifier the tourism industry Example sentencesExamples He was in his 50s and had moved from the sugar industry into tourism around five years ago. We all know of the success York has in high-tech business, its university and tourism. The city has a strong and diverse economy, with tourism generating millions of dollars a year. The village was once a prosperous town but now has few shops, apart from those supported by tourism. In the tourism business, holidays in the desert are something of a final frontier. Other challenges include public transport and the impact of tourism on the environment. She wants to write a novel and embark on a new career in the marketing and tourism and leisure industry. But the wage is the same amount of cash the council wants to slash from tourism and leisure. His idea was to promote and generate tourism and interest in historical matters. Thirty years ago, farming was a major industry and tourism was of minor importance. This will be done with the help of tourism offices and the Visit Britain organisation. It is also likely to cause concern among the global travel industry and tourism bodies in America. City fathers have long known the advantages for commerce and tourism of being car friendly. A city so reliant on tourism will deter repeat visits if it looks filthy or unkempt. It ended as a brainstorming session with tourism officials about a nonstop flight. We are not going to just roll over and say we're not interested in tourism any more. Our visitor numbers are through the roof and tourism is becoming the boom industry in Hull. Tourism has been seriously hit and tourism is a major employer and has huge purchasing power. The tourism industry plays a major part in the economies of many of the countries. It is just now that local people are realizing the potential for this type of tourism.
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