I mean, these tourists are cultural tourists, don't forget that.
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He looked at tourists, and a few tourists looked at him.
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In 2017, 6.5 million tourists visited the country — almost double 2011's tourists.
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Chinese tourism, there are more Chinese tourists than any other tourists in the world.
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" "International tourists come to Paris during this time, and also tourists from within France come.
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Approximately 220,000 American tourists —or 11% of American tourists — visited Cancún with friends in 2018.
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Funnily enough, these tourists rarely identity as tourists at all, at least in the conventional sense.
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Chinese tourists accounted for one-third of the 18 million foreign tourists visiting Vietnam last year.
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Repeated robberies against foreign tourists, notably Asian tourists, have also added to safety worries, Alliance 46.2 said.
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This year, 34% of the Museum's visitors were international tourists (14% of those tourists hailed from China).
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Tourists and turnips A local company operates a steam train for tourists that runs next to us.
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FOREIGN TOURISTS Around 60 international tourists arrived in Kashmir on Saturday, one of the local government officials said.
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Renting for any length of time, he said, brings in tourists, and tourists are often converted into residents.
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Locals have complained that day-trip tourists, which make up the bulk of tourists, don't spend money at local businesses.
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"Chinese tourists are the No. 1 tourists to Thailand," said Yuthasak Supasorn, the governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
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In 2019, Chinese tourists accounted for 28% of overall foreign tourists, and their spending was 544 billion baht ($17.7 billion).
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Chinese tourists traveling to Japan accounted for 30 percent of all tourists in 2019, he said at a news conference.
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Two of the other largest agencies to take Western tourists to North Korea also said they were reconsidering taking U.S. tourists.
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At least 31 people, including 28 Chinese tourists, were on the catamaran headed to an island popular with tourists on Saturday.
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Here in Brooklyn, the tall, thin women in silver Birkenstocks pass by groups of two German tourists and three Chinese tourists.
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SPANISH STEPS, ITALY: Rome banned tourists from sitting on the famous monument in August, in a crackdown on overcrowding by tourists.
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"Chinese tourists don't want to feel like Chinese tourists," said Ms. Dumenil, who has worked with clients including L'Oréal and Chanel.
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"We like tourists but we will not sacrifice ourselves to make this a happy place for tourists," he wrote in 1958.
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A Thai crackdown on cheap tours for Chinese tourists has cut the number of visitors from China, Thailand's biggest source of tourists.
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A lot of people say we need to protect the birds from the tourists but the tourists are actually protecting the birds.
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Egypt has seen an uptick in tourists in the past few years, in part because of an influx of tourists from China.
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More tourists — including mainland Chinese tourists who have a penchant for retail therapy — are helping to support merchants in an aging Japan.
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And those new tourists are following the path of the Russian, Arab and Asian tourists who prefer inclusive resorts and prepaid group trips.
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There was no confirmation of the nationalities of any of the tourists, but Jiuzhaigou is far more popular with Chinese tourists than foreigners.
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Like tourists everywhere, Sweetwater tourists mostly seemed to enjoy taking pictures and complaining about the food, the entertainment, and especially the limitation on drinks.
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Similarly, in the same year, spending by Chinese tourists abroad was reported to have increased four times faster than the actual number of tourists.
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That swing will be very costly to the city's economy, he said, because foreign tourists stay longer and spend more freely than domestic tourists.
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Chinese tourists are a key driver of the industry, accounting for 9.8 million of the record 35.38 million tourists to visit the country last year.
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There are more tourists now than ever before: The World Tourism Organization counted 1.4 billion international tourists in 2018 and predicts 1.8 billion by 2030.
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Support Indonesia earthquake relief Tourists evacuated Meanwhile, the Red Cross said Tuesday all of the 2,000 tourists on the Gili Islands had now been evacuated.
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Pai's main walking streets are overrun with tourists, mostly Western and Chinese, but few of these tourists make it out to Sitjemam Muay Thai Gym.
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I had witnessed a normal Tuesday morning: school, studying for a test, daily chatter, guides, shopkeepers looking for tourists, and tourists looking at the sights.
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The new changes allow visas for non-religious tourists and exempts female tourists from wearing a traditional abaya robe (though "modest clothing" is still required).
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Although WeChat Pay is available to Chinese tourists travelling in the US — and foreign tourists travelling in China — American WeChat users still can't use it.
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Tourists crowding the ice mostly ignored the runners, who maneuvered to the finish line past obstacles like ice skaters, dog sleds and tourists snapping selfies.
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Repeated robberies against foreign tourists, notably Asian tourists, and an armed robbery against reality TV star Kim Kardashian earlier this month, have added to safety worries.
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Rain in the forecast this week might deter some tourists from coming - or it could cause even more poppies to bloom and attract even more tourists.
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"The Mobile Mosque is very important to Muslim people such as Japanese people or tourists, Muslim tourists who visit Japan," said 14-year-old Nur Azizah.
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And finally ... Back it up This brave baby elephant "protects" his mommy from tourists in South Africa's Kruger National Park because, you know, tourists ruin everything.
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The newest government target is to attract 40 million tourists by 2020, as it embarks on a drive to draw more tourists from non-Asian countries.
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"Bologna has two million tourists a year, but if you talk to people the perception is that we are invaded by tourists, like Venice," he said.
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Read more:9 places that are so fed up with terrible tourists they&aposre taking action20 places around the world that are being ruined by tourismThese 16 cities are so overrun by tourists that visitors outnumber locals22 destinations that were ruined by tourists over the past decade
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Last year the number of foreign tourists in Slovenia rose by 12 percent to 3 million, as tourists turned to European countries due to terrorist fears elsewhere.
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Almost half of these tourists visited with their partner for a honeymoon, wedding, or a couples' vacation, while 32% of American tourists visited for a family trip.
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Tourists began climbing it in the 1930s, but the Anangu lobbied to close the site off due to tourists disrespecting the land by littering and camping illegally.
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As more and more tourists flood into Barcelona, it becomes more profitable for real estate speculators to buy up housing and rent it out to tourists, e.g.
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The Chinese make up 30% of all tourists visiting Japan and spent nearly 40% of the total sum foreign tourists used last year, an industry survey showed.
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Several tourists were reportedly detained for taking nude photos at the site in 2014, and officials have warned tourists not to take pieces of debris as souvenirs.
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The GSO said Vietnam's moves to offer e-visa for tourists from 40 countries and exempt visas for tourists from Eastern European countries have helped boost foreign arrivals.
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More than 500 of those tourists summited Everest; many others climbed the nation's other stunning mountains in what is for many tourists a once-in-a-lifetime journey.
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Signs in the area warned tourists to steer clear of the edge, but the rim has no barrier between tourists and the edge, according to the Associated Press.
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"Elephants trampling on tourists and tourists having their legs cut off by speed boats, this won't happen any more," Surachet told Reuters, referring to two recent fatal accidents.
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By appealing to Arab tourists, Abet and his backers are hoping to tap a market of tourists who are less worried by security fears than their Western counterparts.
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The inside of Battlefield Vegas has the lighting and feel of an interstate rest stop, as there are foreign tourists, American tourists and pouting family members milling about.
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Last Year, Robert Charles Wilson In the near future, travel to alternate worlds is commonplace, and tourists embark on time travel adventures where tourists can visit the past.
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Russian tourists made up 12.2 percent of the 37 million tourists in Turkey in 1393, spending an estimated $3 billion, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development reports.
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Casino operators derive a significant portion of their revenue from Chinese tourists, and Macao officials have said the number of those tourists has plunged 80% during the holiday.
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Roughly one in four tourists to Amsterdam intends to visit a coffeeshop, according to the city's tourism bureau (in 2016 Amsterdam received 17m tourists, up from 12m in 2012).
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In Germany, Chinese tourists make up the largest majority of Asian tourists, according to research done in 2014 by the Mercator Institute for China Studies, a German think-tank.
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"We want to show tourists, including mainland China tourists what is happening in Hong Kong and we hope they can take this concept back to China," said one student.
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Thailand has remained popular with visitors despite a series of attacks on tourists in recent years, including the murder of two British tourists and the rape of two Frenchwomen.
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Overnight stays in Slovenia by tourists from the United States jumped 30.6 percent while the number of domestic tourists rose by 22.5 percent, the statistics office said on Thursday.
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Local government authorities said the seven people who were swept away consisted of six tourists and a local guide, while the KWS said all seven of them were tourists.
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" - Ethan, 20 "Island, horse shit, and many tourists.
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" - Jonathan, 218 "Shucked lobster for tourists' lobster rolls.
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Malaysian Tourism, which began promoting medical tourism in Malaysia in 2002, is actively courting more Western tourists booking in for what Asian tourists have been benefitting from for many years.
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In Europe, Chinese tourists spend an average of $1,100 per person in Paris alone, compared to an average of $690 for all tourists, according to the Paris Chamber of Commerce.
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"Their risk is higher because they generally stay longer than tourists, eat local food in people's homes, and may not take the same precautions that tourists do," the CDC said.
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As part of its analysis, ING included spending by outbound tourists to China, as well as the inbound Chinese tourists that will no longer be visiting countries in the region.
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As part of its analysis, ING included spending by outbound tourists to China, as well as the inbound Chinese tourists that will no longer be visiting countries in the region.
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Read more:Disturbing photos show what famous destinations looked like before and after tourists wrecked themThe 21 most horrifying things tourists have done recentlyA photographer turned his camera on the 'bored tourists' he saw while traveling, and the results are both hilarious and depressing10 tourist attractions opening in 2020 that we're excited for
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It was closed to tourists last year until 2021 in a bid to salvage the area's coral reefs, which have been damaged by warmer temperatures and a flood of tourists. 2.
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The island's infamous Komodo dragons have become a target for poachers and have also become accustomed to tourists feeding them, even though signs remind tourists that they can't feed the dragons.
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Around 30 percent of tourists visiting Iceland last year flew with WOW and the collapse could trigger a 16 percent drop in tourists this year, research from Icelandic bank Arion showed.
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We welcome tourists but sometimes people commit a mistake against the culture and tradition of Cambodia and the law gets involved," said Sopheak, adding that "well behaved tourists should not worry.
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But there&aposs something deeply embarrassing about it, and I really hope that tourists, particularly American tourists, don&apost take it too seriously — and don&apost think that we do either.
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" He said that now "there's a ton more tourists.
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American tourists don't need visas — was that rule revoked?
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But international tourists do visit — and in the thousands.
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"If the costs are born directly by tourists, it would have downside implications primarily on lower-income regional tourists, who are part of a fast-growing demographic with significant upside," Lewis explained.
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In 2018, tourists spent just over 15 million nights on the island — in comparison, tourists spent just over 69 million nights in Veneto, the region that houses Venice, in the same year.
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Nepal, home to Mount Everest and birthplace of Lord Buddha, received 1.1 million tourists in 2018 - of them 153,000 were Chinese visitors, the second largest number after Indian tourists who totaled 200,000.
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In two high-profile attacks last year, militants targeted Western tourists at the Bardo Museum in Tunis, and at the beach resort of Sousse where they killed 38 people, mostly British tourists.
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According to Dutch News, the Netherlands expects 29 million tourists to visit by 2030 — a whopping 10 million more tourists than it saw in 2018, a number it was already struggling with.
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The operator, Young Pioneer Tours, which specializes in taking tourists from China to North Korea, said on its website that the country was closing its border to foreign tourists starting on Wednesday.
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Oliver Chen, one of the study's authors, noted that there is a marked decline in foreign tourists traveling to China as well as fewer Chinese tourists purchasing luxury goods in other countries.
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Only those with tickets to a luxury festival were allowed access to the tombs — just one of many instances showing Saudi Arabia's desire to attract luxury tourists, not budget tourists like myself.
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North Korea wants to attract more than 1 million tourists every year in the near term and around 5 million to 10 million tourists "in the foreseeable future," the Wonsan brochures say.
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He said the bar is open three days a week now, and that the tourists are trickling in — but it's hard because tourists don't know what to expect from Vieques at the moment.
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"The major trend here is that it's not the same tourists than the tourists that you had 10 to 20 years ago," GetYourGuide's CEO and co-founder Johannes Reck told TechCrunch in 2017.
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The spike put the country back in the top 10 list of destinations by number of tourists per year, and it climbed to ninth place in 85033, receiving 32.1 million tourists that year.
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An estimated 17,000 Chinese tourists are currently in Bali and China's consulate in Indonesia has said it will arrange 100 buses to take tourists to catch ferries for the nearby island of Java.
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Chen Ya-Mei, the ministry's senior executive officer, said that a boom in foreign tourists to Taiwan also boosted growth despite the travel ban for individual Chinese tourists to the self-ruled island.
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The steep losses are mostly because of the absence of Chinese tourists, but also because some "tourists from other countries are apprehensive about traveling anywhere close to China," he wrote in his report.
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Instead, tour guides and taxi drivers have been quick to blame Chinese tourists for the spread of COVID-19 and eager to say that Chinese tourists have not been in Southern Vietnam recently.
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In 5003, 1.9m tourists visited, double the number of 2005.
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In 2010, for example, Syria welcomed more tourists than Australia.
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France is still targeting 100 million foreign tourists by 2020.
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The other tourists onboard were from Missouri, Arkansas and Illinois.
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Blue Origin plans to start flying tourists sometime this year.
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Tourists had to walk across though, because of the repairs.
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And then there are the tourists with their selfie sticks.
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But that wouldn't be entirely from foreign tourists to Japan.
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Send ultrarich tourists on the world's most expensive roller coaster.
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Con: Tourists taking pictures of you in your lowest moment.
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Locals and tourists alike will join in the 8 a.m.
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The entire Liberty Island filled with 4,000 tourists was evacuated.
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Tourists have arranged creepy dolls on abandoned beds and windowsills.
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Nearby, tourists sought a better view of the whole thing.
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Jing Fong is a mix of Chinese, locals, and tourists.
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Each one is unique, and tourists love to photograph them.
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Around 2.5 million tourists visit the island nation each year.
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Tourists love Zanzibar and Lamu, islands off Tanzania and Kenya.
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Officials also want to "beautify" the countryside to attract tourists.
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But for other tourists, Cuba's revolutionary economy is a drag.
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Chinese tourists are an attractive target for the cruise industry.
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Soon, the space was visited by trespassers instead of tourists.
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Tourists, and locals who still need the help — like me.
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They are not the Nashville tourists of our parents' generation.
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Tens of thousands of tourists leave more than just footprints.
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The maturing taste of Chinese tourists may reassure Venetian locals.
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Norwegians increasingly see tourists as a problem, not a boon.
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Most of those injured were foreign tourists, the sources said.
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Both Egyptian and international tourists were on board the balloon.
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Now it is Ireland's secular hedonism that attracts young tourists.
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The term is problematic because these Britons are not tourists.
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Grant's memorial in Washington is rarely visited by tourists today.
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Still, he welcomes South Korean tourists to the temple's guesthouse.
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At first, customers will be mainly tourists and steam enthusiasts.
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"Tourists aren't allowed here," Chen recalled the employee telling her.
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Tourists have been advised to be cautious in the country.
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Bali alone drew more than 6 million tourists in 2018.
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They expect tens of thousands of tourists and cycling enthusiasts.
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It could stop Chinese students and tourists going to America.
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The security forces were able to release around 10 tourists.
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Tourists are already flocking to the country in record numbers.
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It's not directed at foreigners or tourists or anybody else.
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A coup in 2009 scared away foreign investors and tourists.
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The volcano, which draws many tourists, last erupted in 2014.
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Tourists and Coloradans also had different complaints related to marijuana.
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But most dark tourists seek meaning, not merely the macabre.
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Global Blue serves tourists who buy luxury goods while abroad.
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This rings particularly true for tourists visiting the United States.
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Their most recent album, No Tourists, was released in November.
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The move could also help the country attract more tourists.
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Meanwhile, Britain is an increasingly popular destination for Chinese tourists.
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All of the victims were believed to be Italian tourists.
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Batagelj said he might open up the rooms to tourists.
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She said the community was rallying to help the tourists.
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And where tourists are — at least for now — welcome visitors.
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In the summer it gets full of tourists, it's insane.
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No wonder tourists like me are rushing to see them.
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Over 2m tourists visited in 2017, spending 56bn pesos ($1.1bn).
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One issue comes from the sheer numbers of tourists themselves.
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In a downturn, "tourists" (sometimes called "wantrapreneurs") leave the market.
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There are lots of tourists in the business of entrepreneurship.
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This can be really confusing for tourists seeking ethical experiences.
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Our fellow tourists were almost as strange as we were.
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Traffic accidents in Taiwan involving Chinese tourists are not uncommon.
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Cashiers is full of mountain spirit, but free from tourists.
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The most remarkable growth has been in tourists from China.
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The Indian advisory was a disappointment for pilgrims and tourists.
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The move comes as India attempts to attract more tourists.
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The advisory has left the fleeing tourists and pilgrims disappointed.
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Tourists are also still wary of this stretch of coast.
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Wise tourists know to never mess with the Queen's Guard.
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Tourists who insist on using their giant iPads as cameras.
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He said three ships had evacuated 1,000 tourists so far.
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Tourists strolling the museum entered an exhibit on the raid.
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Tourists can also take a horseback ride to the bend.
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Then, gang masters sent them to Majorca to target tourists.
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Around 22 million tourists crowd the small city each year.
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But keen space tourists shouldn't pack their bags just yet.
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Security forces were able to release around 10 tourists unharmed.
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STEVEN: Guam, incidentally, is also becoming popular with Chinese tourists.
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Everyone is fair game and tourists flock to the fun.
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Now, Danang's beachfront hotels draw tourists from around the world.
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And now you get a lot of tourists in here?
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What's the biggest difference you see between tourists and locals?
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Tourists never care what a beer is going to cost.
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They bring thousands of tourists to the city each year.
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Meanwhile, accusations of dangerous driving by tourists are causing friction.
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Lazer Park became a destination for tourists and even celebrities.
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Tourists gaze at a frozen fountain Bryant Park in Manhattan.
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Still, the Ukrainian government opened Chernobyl to tourists in 2011.
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U.S. tourists still won't legally be allowed to visit Cuba.
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The sight used to attract tourists from across the world.
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Blue Origin isn't just focused on sending tourists to space.
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Arab tourists "feel at home here", says one travel agent.
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However, data on how much tourists are spending is muddled.
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Shostakovich. Two Japanese tourists filmed the performance but refrained from
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On Tuesday, China widened its warning to companies and tourists.
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Tourists loved to buy them as souvenirs from New York.
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Beyond a destination, Chinese tourists are a major global force.
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Indonesia drew a record number of foreign tourists in 2018.
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Overcrowding on the trails, congestion on the roads, tourists aghast
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A number of tourists there with us were very happy.
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Seven people, including six tourists were killed in the storm.
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On a recent afternoon visit, both international tourists and a
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One Mount Everest base camp is now closed to tourists.
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Four days later, after the tourists leave, the shooting begins.
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British tourists at the resort were evacuated after the crash.
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The only thing in sight was a tourists vessel nearby.
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Tourists stopped them to shake their hands or take photos.
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Outside, some tourists and other media curiously eyed the destruction.
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The northeast has very few tourists and not many guides.
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In rich Western countries, cable cars are mainly for tourists.
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So why are tourists pulling out their credit cards less?
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In recent years, it has become extremely popular with tourists.
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A beer concierge can help introduce tourists to local brews.
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Times Square wasn't always home to large crowds of tourists.
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Here, though, it wasn't tourists but locals driving the change.
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The FBI has launched a probe into the tourists' deaths.
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Two American tourists and 37 Israelis have also been killed.
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Tourists stand on top of the cliffs for better views.
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Local cheesemaker Salmi Tongi offers tourists the rare bathing experience.
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Nineteen tourists died, including the wife of the surviving passenger.
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The explosion injured at least 25 people, including U.S. tourists.
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"It was a very mixed group of tourists," she said.
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Adult tourists can view scattered remnants from Pripyat's former occupants.
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It is now a thriving seaside community popular with tourists.
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Guilliams claims to have seen the tourists around 9 a.m.
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But tourists are still not eligible to fly to Cuba.
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Because of this, visiting tourists protect and feed the deer.
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There are just far too many tourists in De Keukenhof.
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Lauren raved about We Love F. Tourists, a Lisbon hostel.
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It also protects thugs; tourists are being mugged behind it.
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Instead, they got a $22 million gondola, primarily for tourists.
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Another 300,000 Cuban Americans visited but are not considered tourists.
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Because there are so many tourists, predators are kept away.
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Many bazaars in touristic areas are mostly occupied by tourists.
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About half are international tourists, with Brazil leading the way.
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Some tourists have made very bad decisions at Disney parks.
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US officials told tourists and missionaries to shelter in place.
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This beautiful destination has tons to offer tourists in December.
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Of 15 Americans held since 2009, only four were tourists.
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Three other Americans currently are detention and none were tourists.
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"We get one or two tourists coming through," Lukas says.
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Tourists are often a target for payment scams and fraud.
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Kyoto tourists face a fine for unauthorized photos of geisha.
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The busloads of tourists and Italian schoolchildren had mostly departed.
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The statement recommended that tourists avoid participation in such parties.
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Until Saturday, the tourists had been deliberately, and blissfully ignorant.
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During my weeks there, the tourists would come and go.
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But where do all these drunken party tourists come from?
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"Within a month we'll start getting lava tourists," she said.
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Mostly it's tourists from Spain, from Argentina, from Germany... everywhere.
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My flatmates, fellow tourists, were simply too eager to party.
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For the tourists, someone like me, we had an experience.
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By the soda machines, I came across three Italian tourists.
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The makeup remover tourists stock up on in French pharmacies
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She said the journalists had entered the country as tourists.
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Tourists view the Capitol grounds during a rainy Thursday afternoon.
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Gonzalez says Punta Santiago is prepared to host tourists again.
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Concerns about terrorism are keeping many tourists away from Europe.
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"We saw another party of Yosemite tourists today," he wrote.
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Chinese tourists have topped international travel expenditure since early 2010s.
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Far from the tourists in Havana lies Santiago de Cuba.
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Edinburgh is set up to, like, show off to tourists.
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In North Korea, foreign tourists are monitored by government minders.
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In North Korea, foreign tourists are monitored by government minders.
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Tourists responded to last week's rallies with surprise and excitement.
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The area became so clean that it now attracts tourists.
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There were few locals to be found, and fewer tourists.
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An estimated 303 million tourists visited the city in 1990.
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Its ancient stone heads attract tourists from around the world.
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Still, the runners, dog walkers and tourists held their ground.
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It is known among tourists as something of a paradise.
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Tourists don't tend to travel with bicycle helmets in tow.
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Last year's contest in Lisbon drew an estimated 90,000 tourists.
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Polish tourists celebrate Masses, he said, bringing their own priests.
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"We don't want to be occupied by tourists," he continued.
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Four tourists entered and sat in front of the glass.
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Even the tourists from other universes are sorry to leave.
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These are the city's leading sources of foreign tourists: 1.
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Tourists shopped the boardwalk, and dogs tore along the beach.
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Alongside the memorial, narrow Jalan Legian is packed with tourists.
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He hadn't met tourists with cellphones in Rockefeller Center, though.
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For Chinese birth tourists, Los Angeles is the marquee destination.
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No shoppers, tourists, or selfie takers on Rodeo Drive, either.
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"I get tourists to shoot, I get commission," he said.
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"We thought the Haçienda was for tourists," he told me.
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They were tourists, two young American couples on their honeymoons.
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"It's relaxing, and you don't see other tourists," she said.
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That number dropped to a mere 50 tourists in 2017.
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In 2018, 83,000 Chinese tourists spent $130 million in Utah.
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PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY CANCELS ALL RESERVATIONS BY FOREIGN TOURISTS - PRIME MINISTER
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Now, with the influx of mainland tourists, it is common.
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An estimated 45 percent of tourists now stay on land.
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Alaska isn't the only tourist destination looking to lure tourists.
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In Barbados, she sought out dishes not meant for tourists.
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Along the way, the company discovered a market beyond tourists.
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Throughout the day, tourists can watch hourly kung fu shows.
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Terror tourists, pack up the car and the stress snacks.
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The square itself was peaceful, thronged with tourists taking photos.
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Multiple shows that aim heavily at tourists did extraordinarily well.
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"We hate it when tourists do that," said Mr. Secchi.
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Spanish Court in Kingston attracts a business clientele and tourists.
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But tourists should not worry: Rio's Carnival is still guaranteed.
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The Bedouins often barrel through on horse carriages carrying tourists.
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Blasting adventure tourists into space is not one of them.
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A bump in food prices would not deter those tourists.
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"There are no independent tourists in bear season," she said.
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"The islands that see tourists were mostly untouched," she said.
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My friend and I were flanked by two Argentine tourists.
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Buildings got taller, streets got louder and tourists became commonplace.
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"There are millions of tourists from other parts," he said.
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Today the streets of Ubud hum with throngs of tourists.
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Outside, the daily steady shuffle of tourists posed for pictures.
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Its curators know how impatient tourists and students can be.
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"Weird," one of the Berlin tourists, Nadja Miller, 38, said.
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He said many characters followed the rules and helped tourists.
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She was not interested in telling tourists where to shop.
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There are millions of tourists from other parts, he said.
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Last year, nearly 11 million Chinese tourists traveled to Thailand.
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Along with a difficulty breathing, thousands of tourists were stranded.
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However, the CDC did not examine births to tourists specifically.
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More than three million tourists visit the city every month.
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Their beauty has garnered increasing attention from locals and tourists.
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A Trump Tower hoodie from Pakistan set tourists back $2180.
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A record 3.6 million tourists came to Israel in 2017.
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Cancellations are not only from European tourists, but from everywhere.
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Hundreds of tourists on beach vacations were also being evacuated.
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In 2019, he hosted 1,100 tourists before the August lockdown.
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Tourists are also reminded to not doodle and etch graffiti.
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Most of the Bahamas' other islands are open for tourists.
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Most of The Bahamas' other islands are open for tourists.
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Saudi Arabia also hopes to attract more tourists from Asia.
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Last year, more international tourists visited Georgia than ever before.
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He said LGBT tourists were still welcome to visit Bermuda.
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Instead, he takes tourists armed only with cameras and phones.
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At shops downtown, tourists shell out $500 for Icelandic sweaters.
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At shops downtown, tourists shell out $500 for Icelandic sweaters.
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Tourists have to be careful in all kinds of ways.
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Several shows geared toward tourists and families also did well.
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But those that were open were still popular with tourists.
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Additionally, tourists are dissuaded from visiting Guatemala over safety concerns.
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Among the few who lingered were three tourists from Britain.
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The number of tourists jumped to 8.3 million last year.
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This, in turn, will continue to frighten investors and tourists.
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Five Italian tourists in the helicopter were among the victims.
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Our clubs were more oriented to tourists and mainstream crap.
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The businesses here now have to cater to mostly tourists.
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Over 1 million Russian tourists holiday in Georgia each year.
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Tourists are seen here walking in Palmyra, September 30, 2010.
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The number of tourists never became quite high enough that weekend to necessitate restricting passage through the turnstiles — but some people speculated that was because the mere presence of the gates deterred some tourists.
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Also, 1.5 million people visited last year compared with 650,000 in 2007; that same year, less than a half-million tourists came to Quito, but in 2015, the city had more than 706,000 tourists.
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Of the 26 Chinese tourists on board the bus, nine Chinese tourists, the driver and the tour guide were taken to hospital, Taiwan's tourism bureau said, adding none of the injuries was life-threatening.
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According to data from the French government, nearly 90 million tourists travelled to France in 2018, marking a new visitor record for the country, which hopes to welcome 100 million foreign tourists in 2020.
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Robert Carnell, chief economist and head of research for Asia-Pacific at ING, said the Dutch financial group had assumed zero tourism receipts from Asian tourists visiting China and Chinese tourists flying to Asia.
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Hua Hin, which appears to be the main target, is a popular destination for Thai tourists, although the coastal resort area has become increasingly popular with international tourists looking for a more relaxed beach vacation.
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Spain welcomed a record 75m tourists in 2016 and is expecting another surge this year; the number of tourists rose almost 12% in the first half of 2017, compared with the same period last year.
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Bali, located hundreds of miles from Jakarta and a major attraction for tourists, was a target of militant attacks more than a decade ago, when a nightclub bombing killed 133 people, most of them tourists.
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Rival Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd said in January that it was heading into 2019 with record cruise bookings, higher demand from Chinese tourists and rapid growth in tourists vacationing in Europe, the Caribbean and Alaska.
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"We're going to focus on markets other than China, such as Australian and European tourists, for example, who spend a lot per arrival," said Tourism Minister Wishnutama Kusubandio, setting a target to get 736,133 tourists.
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Mexican authorities expect over 100,000 Chinese tourists to visit this year.
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"Would tourists want to go look at dead reefs?" he wondered.
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Blue Origin's near term goal is to bring tourists into space.
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I just mean it's usually only tourists who strike up conversations.
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That is where tourists start their tours to most European countries.
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Organizers expect as many as 400,000 tourists from around the world.
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Chinese tourists play with green algae on a beach in Qingdao.
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And tourists in bumper cars gleefully attack each other with lasers.
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Also like SpaceX, Blue Origin hopes to send tourists to space.
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Tourists in Tokyo&aposs historic Asakusa district struggled with the heat.
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But Lisius said he's not in the business of endangering tourists.
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There were also tourists who signed up voluntarily to help there.
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The tourists in Kos reacted to the refugees in different ways.
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I wanted tourists to know that they could just walk in.
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One of his favorite pictures is of Rupa dancing with tourists.
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If so, what effect does it have on residents versus tourists?
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Simply put: the former caters to locals; the latter to tourists.
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It's good that tourists have started coming and bringing more money.
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But the other days around it, there are lots of tourists.
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But tourists have been coming, possibly encouraged by the weak rand.
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The boat was carrying 105 people, including 93 tourists, mostly Chinese.
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BNPB said 18 extra flights had been added for leaving tourists.
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During that time, 250 million tourists have come through the park.
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Thailand has become increasingly popular with Chinese tourists in recent years.
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Tourists with cash to burn who don't know where to go?
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Iceland is doing everything it can to convince tourists to visit.
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The murder of two British tourists in 2014 hit world headlines.
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The airport shut down for two days, leaving 120,000 tourists stranded.
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But Bezos' ambition stretches far beyond sending tourists to suborbital space.
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In that case, here are 15 iconic streets that tourists love.
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Tourists take in the view from the cathedral in October 2018.
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Tourists watched the moment they said their vows, according to Bailey.
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And there are far fewer tourists than there ought to be.
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A slowdown in the tourists' home countries could also hit demand.
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They rub shoulders with Gulf tourists drawn by Beirut's libertine nightlife.
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"Now we're starting to look for the tourists again," he said.
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Others hotels are already back to serving tourists and business travelers.
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Left: Tourists take a train through some of the Third Tunnel.
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Two of the victims are British tourists, according to the Guardian.
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Just a couple of tourists making their way through the city.
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Many of them were tourists who appeared perplexed by the spectacle.
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Strategies and tips were numerous: Move against the flow of tourists.
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In Vietnam, Chinese tourists have faced backlash over the territorial claims.
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In 2010 half of the country's tourists arrived during the summer.
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The chance of infection for them — and for tourists — is small.
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I even found myself grateful for the ridiculously slow-moving tourists.
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Russian tourists still come in summer to enjoy Kaliningrad's sandy coast.
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It took months, but the city and the tourists came back.
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Another senior CSU politician described refugees as "asylum tourists" last week.
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The boardwalk is deserted by tourists on this rainy spring day.
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Improving public spaces attracts tourists and creates room for small business.
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It was carrying tourists from the US, Brazil, Italy, and Sweden.
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There were no tourists, no wind, nothing but rocks and earth.
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Lesbos is not the only Greek island to attract gay tourists.
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Is a mega-resort the most sustainable way to attract tourists?
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He takes tourists to Swanson Island for camping trips and kayaking.
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The event draws thousands of tourists from all over the world.
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I find Rumanguli on the sidewalk selling ice cream to tourists.
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The terrorist attacks and turbulent political climate alienated would-be tourists.
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On the streets below, tourists in white sneakers and Crocs scattered.
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Of the dead, 24 were tourists from China, including three children.
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Few tourists will be tempted to explore St James just now.
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Twenty-eight people were presumed killed, nearly all South Korean tourists.
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Tourists come here to ogle art deco buildings or slurp merlot.
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It's equally stunning and similarly packed with history, meaning, and tourists.
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Ironically, nobody really notices—the tourists, nor the citizens of Amsterdam.
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Tourists from different countries have confirmed to be lost or killed.
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Tourists could help, and she welcomed them, up to a point.
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This was the view that tourists paid a small fortune for.
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A couple of retired American tourists eat Caesar salads in silence.
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Off go the tourists with their backpacks and bottles of water.
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More bits of the island are also being opened to tourists.
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Many of the tourists are not really there for the remains.
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Europe was open and empty of tourists, recovering from the war.
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At one point, Rafa murders two American tourists in a restaurant.
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The tourists were from the United States, Ireland, Britain and Germany.
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Turkey needs Russian tourists to flow back to the Turkish resorts.
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Since 2650 China has been the world's biggest source of tourists.
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I think (tourists) understand the true nature of the Thai people.
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Even natural gems at the park have been marred by tourists.
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I'm not a fan of tourists, even when I am one.
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China provides 16% of Australia's tourists—more than any other country.
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On weekdays, when the tourists and sightseers have left, loneliness descends.
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Australian and Japanese tourists are the second- and third-largest groups.
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But how long before such high yields lure in the tourists?
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The city is also a popular destination for tourists and conventions.
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Of those killed, 24 were tourists from China, including three children.
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Two young Chinese tourists carve their names on the Great Wall.
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Tourists, Ben Ali reasoned, expected to see palm trees in Tunisia.
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But these aren't novelty souvenirs for tourists after a "medieval" tat.
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The city itself has also attempted to reassure investors and tourists.
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When it comes to tourists, the new policy is more measured.
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The actor, 43, shocked tourists taking part in the Warner Bros.
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Tourists have never seen anything like this in their home country.
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Tourists wishing they were in New Jersey instead of Vietnam, probably.
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And to be honest, they are still around wherever tourists are.
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I discovered restored colonial ruins, cafes for tourists, revived imperial architecture.
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Those acts have hurt Tunisia's economy by deterring tourists from visiting.
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The blast killed 10 German tourists and wounded several other people.
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Cultural victories rely on building tourism cache and welcoming foreign tourists.
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Singapore is a hub that also attracts a lot of tourists.
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Al-Ahram initially reported that the two slain tourists were Ukrainian.
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It forced park officials to evacuate the island of tourists Wednesday.
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Six other people also flew as tourists to the space station.
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Some residents said they hoped the art would lure tourists. visitors.
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"They take down the signs to keep tourists out," he explained.
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Tourists who had booked their rooms vented their rage on Twitter.
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Tourists and locals alike start the journey staring at their phones.
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The British are the most numerous tourists to Spain by nationality.
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Security sources said the tourists boarding the bus were Israeli Arabs.
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Wars and terrorism have kept tourists away from the Middle East.
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This was not the typical gaggle of rowdy South Florida tourists.
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The economy is wobbly, and increasingly dependent on Chinese package tourists.
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Tourists must fly in and fly out on the same day.
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Daily headlines about violence have scared off tourists and business travelers.
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For many tourists, museums and art galleries are must-see attractions.
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In New York, fountains are helping tourists and locals keep cool.
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I asked him why he thought the tourists were coming here.
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It used to be such a bustling town for European tourists.
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"The tourists don't come here to see us arguing," he said.
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The tourists were later cited for transporting the calf, officials said.
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Across the road, the British Museum is continually thronged with tourists.
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Southwest's move comes as Hawaii has grown more popular with tourists.
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Before that, the northeastern state of Borno was popular with tourists.
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Tourists enjoy on the snow-covered Patnitop hill resort in Udhampur.
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An ISIS suicide bomber killed 10 tourists in Istanbul on Tuesday.
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He now makes a living renting sleds to tourists during weekends.
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It would have allowed tourists to better plan their day accordingly.
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They had dressed for the occasion, like tourists at the Vatican.
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Tourists are charged $30 per car to enter the memorial area.
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There's a secret room behind Mount Rushmore that's inaccessible to tourists
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So tourists stock up for themselves and for gifts for relatives.
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Fighting is targeted; I found no reports of harm to tourists.
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The streets were milling with tourists sightseeing, shopping, eating, and drinking.
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Here are the top 25 countries for tourists in 2019, ranked.
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And the restaurant empire is popular with locals and tourists alike.
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Last month, Tiffany said Chinese tourists were spending less on jewelery.
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The economy has suffered, too, as the violence frightens away tourists.
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Tourists flock to such places, and are right to do so.
|
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The valley is a favorite spot for foreign tourists, especially backpackers.
|
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The crisis hasn't just driven away tourists and hurt local businesses.
|
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It's packed with tourists, oversized billboards, and subpar restaurants and bars.
|
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According to the authors, youths and tourists are most frequently affected.
|
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Times Square is visited by about 50 million tourists every year.
|
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Today, it's a landmark in Boston, attracting tourists from all over.
|
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Many businesses, however, especially those that cater to tourists, offer translations.
|
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"Life is better now with the tourists," said Shen Wenying, 66.
|
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It doesn't distinguish between paying customers and tourists who are sightseeing.
|
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But throughout the year, stories have emerged of tourists behaving badly.
|
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The ratings are invaluable for tourists willing to do some research.
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He lived on it before then opening it up for tourists.
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Soon after, the tourists would exit, each one holding a bag.
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Tourists have the option to rent boats and explore the waterways.
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At this time of year, it also hosts thousands of tourists.
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Some tourists said the rainy weather would not dampen their vacations.
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Tourists visit Venice year-round, even during the "acqua alta" floods.
|
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In the past, the beach has struggled with influxes of tourists.
|
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Other robberies and thefts have targeted tourists and media in Rio.
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In other words, tourists should enjoy them while they still can.
|
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Many tourists to Egypt hire guides to show them the country.
|
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"The students are happy to receive the tourists," Ms. Peña said.
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Only rich tourists are allowed to kill those elephants and lions.
|
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Many tourists, however, are shocked by the sticker price of accommodations.
|
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Spring is now in full swing — and here come the tourists.
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A few tourists also take notice, snapping photos on their phones.
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Selous Game Reserve also hopes to boost the numbers of tourists.
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Unlike them, birth tourists come to the States to spend money.
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And he mentioned that nobody believed that we were actually tourists.
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The latest goal is 19903 million tourists per year by 21990.
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Coming down off their sugar highs, tourists need someplace to sleep.
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Emboldened tourists just laughed and asked me to pose for selfies.
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There, they smoke crack, and there are more locals than tourists.
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It expects to welcome a record 37.55 million tourists this year.
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It expects to welcome a record 37.55 million tourists in 2018.
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Sprint and Verizon are also launching services for tourists to Cuba.
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But last year, we had 2 million tourists just in Salento.
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I am so tired of tourists and their Le Sanwicherie love.
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Baffled tourists posed for selfies as he ranted in the background.
|
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The dock area was full of tourists — some arriving, some leaving.
|
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I saw police everywhere — mostly directing traffic or giving tourists directions.
|
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There were men in suits and loafers and some apparent tourists.
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But tourists are doing this kind of thing all the time .
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"It targets things already in the consciousness of tourists," he added.
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It's gorgeous and calm and nearly devoid of gawking tourists. Enjoy!
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On a busy day at the docks, 20,000 tourists might arrive.
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Jeju is a visa-free zone for tourists from most countries.
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The chief victims of industrial tourism are, after all, us tourists.
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"The first thing tourists look for is security," Ms. Valenti said.
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Later, the word got out and even the tourists were admitted.
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Thousands of tourists flock to Venice to attend Carnival each year.
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If you put a lot of tourists, is impossible to live!
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Ambassador Pete Hoekstra said the pair were tourists visiting the city.
|
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"See those tourists following the lady with the flag?" he asked.
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Israeli media reports said two of those hurt were foreign tourists.
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Naples mostly has not — and so there are relatively few tourists.
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Is the "Trump effect" scaring off international tourists from the U.S.?
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Locals are known to partake in gaming as much as tourists.
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We saw a total of two other tourists in five days.
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Tourists may well ask: Just how much rain does Elba get?
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The men have claimed they were innocent tourists visiting Salisbury's cathedral.
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Thousands upon thousands of, well, tourists will descend on the city.
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The dead included three Vietnamese tourists and an Egyptian tour guide.
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The usual stream of tourists angling for postcard views was nonexistent.
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Times Square's costumed characters were interacting with tourists amid the coronavirus.
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It also means welcoming the tourists who flock to Fifth Avenue.
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Convincing tourists to leave the capital, though, will require easier travel.
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"Everybody here seems exactly the same," he said of the tourists.
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That's a huge carbon sink and a huge draw for tourists.
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Still, some doctors are skeptical the attack would have affected tourists.
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More tourists visit Costa Rica from America than any other country.
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Early on, tourists waited for up to four hours outside casinos.
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Foreign tourists tend to stay longer and spend more, he said.
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Mr. Antoine guided the Italian tourists into the street to pose.
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By the 1950s, honeymoon resorts were bringing in thousands of tourists.
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Last year, nine million tourists visited Tunisia for the first time.
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The men in white shirts and dark ties were not tourists.
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The prostitutes complain that the throngs of tourists deter paying customers.
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The Brooklyn Bridge never wants for tourists, protesters and postcard moments.
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The tourists will return, and the rivers will again run red.
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Tourists rushing in But all that effort has one major problem.
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Tourists enter through a gift shop before beginning a steep descent.
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A few tourists and school groups straggle in during the week.
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Deception Island is an Antarctic landmark and a destination for tourists.
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Thailand earned an estimated $18 billion from Chinese tourists in 2019.
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Nearby, a group of star-struck tourists from China took photos.
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But a small number of tourists have gone despite the risks.
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Tourists near the palace asked what all the fuss was about.
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These "VC tourists" will thin out, putting companies in capital limbo.
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US News notes that it attracts 40 million tourists every year.
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Police said a search was under way for the five tourists.
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Nikka seemed to be about the only reason tourists stopped there.
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Now he was milling in the lobby among the loafered tourists.
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The mummies in the crypt are displayed on tours for tourists.
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Dubai is synonymous with glitz and glam — and lots of tourists.
|
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The country was host to 31 million international tourists in 2019.
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Deforested lands also are of little interest to hunters and tourists.
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Thousands of Chinese tourists also visit Belgrade and other Serbian cities.
|
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The yacht was carrying 35 tourists, five crew and a guide.
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One reason for Tottori's absence of tourists is its relative isolation.
|
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The High Line teems these days, and not just with tourists.
|
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It has also stopped the flow of Chinese tourists to Japan.
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More than 213.8,22011 tourists visited Antarctica during the 22019-217 season.
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The sign was soon removed, however, because tourists were extracting souvenirs.
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Stonehenge is another place with a long tradition of attracting tourists.
|
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City anomalies often leave New Yorkers, and tourists, scratching their heads.
|
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Tourists could stay there for between $3,000 and $6,000 per week.
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It would also damage travel companies who take tourists to Cuba.
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A volcano in New Zealand erupts while tourists are on it.
|
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It turned out to be two French tourists doing some exploring.
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More than half of them, it seems, are tourists renting Airbnbs.
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Tourists ignore the curfew and wander around in immodestly short shorts.
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It also restricted the flow of tourists and other economic ties.
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Thailand earned an estimated $18 billion from Chinese tourists in 2019.
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Few tourists were present at Kings Romans during a recent visit.
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AFTER: These tourists, all with face masks, don't have much company.
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"Don't believe her," he tells the tourists in Hebrew-accented English.
|
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The events Ronen describes to his tourists seem hard to believe.
|
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Tourists intervened and called more police officers, who arrested three men.
|
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His audience of sun-seeking Canadian and American tourists seemed disinterested.
|
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Some other solo tourists and I take photos of each other.
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Outside, tourists took selfies at the site of John Lennon's murder.
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Visitors from mainland China make up the majority of Macao's tourists.
|
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Cash-strapped Nepal earns 4% of GDP through income from tourists.
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What's the point aside from skimming an extra $30 from tourists?
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" Albi, he said, "is still a magnificent city — for the tourists.
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Elk have been imported from Kentucky for tourists to look at.
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Now, they need all the tourists they can get -- and fast.
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We stop at St Stephen's Basilica and it's full of tourists!
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Tourists used to start flocking to the region in early spring.
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Tourists in plastic ponchos took selfies next to the Disney Store.
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Lombok is considered one of the most popular islands for tourists.
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Local residents, meanwhile, live in shabby barrios that tourists seldom see.
|
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Mariotti said the company is targeting both tourists and local residents.
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The tourists come from all over: Canada, Italians, Americans, French, Germans.
|
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Now, every February, tourists flood Mohacs to take in the spectacle.
|
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Other tourists reported blacking out after drinking at resorts in Mexico.
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During the summers, he drove tourists around Juneau in a pedicab.
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Enter the Hong Kong government, keen to draw in more tourists.
|
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"We don't want fake cities where only tourists live," Bigi said.
|
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We wanted to bring tourists to increase awareness of the orangutans.
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Thousands of Chinese tourists provide a further, much-needed economic lifeline.
|
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Boutique hotels spill well-heeled tourists onto the red brick sidewalks.
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Boutique hotels spill well-heeled tourists onto the red brick sidewalks.
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But there are tourists and VIPs coming, and it's so different.
|
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Students, business travelers, tourists and diplomats all travel on such visas.
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Now is not the time for tourists to blanket the area.
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Today the square is a busy crossroad for traffic and tourists.
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Disneyland, which draws tourists from around the world, unsurprisingly, goes big.
|
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More than a few tourists have seen things they weren't expecting.
|
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A handful of tourists sat on benches, basking in the sun.
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Among those stabbed were two British tourists, a judicial source said.
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An attack on tourists in Istanbul in January caused demand for trips to Turkey to plunge, while last year there were also attacks in Paris, Egypt and Tunisia, making some tourists wary of previously popular destinations.
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He added that some wily tourists had figured out that buying tickets at the palace would cost only about $25, and were secretly sneaking there on foot, irking other tourists, who had already paid full price.
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Thirty-eight tourists, mostly British, were killed by an Islamist gunman who opened fire at the hotel in Sousse, three months after 21 tourists were killed by gunmen attacking the Bardo National Museum in the capital Tunis.
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Tourism is a key source of income for the Egyptian economy but the number of tourists fell 40 percent in the first quarter of 2016, partly hurt by the flight ban keeping British and Russian tourists away.
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Whether targeting people for moseying on a busy walkway while using their phones, groups for spreading out and forming plodding barricades, or tourists for being, well, tourists, screeds against slow walkers are a dime a dozen online.
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Iceland has experienced an enormous influx in tourists over the past few years — it has a population of only about 332,000, but sees around 1.8 million tourists a year — and is now struggling to manage that success.
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The notion that anxiety will keep potential international tourists and their money in the United States, and thereby bolster the domestic economy, ignores the fact that the same anxiety will keep foreign tourists and their money out.
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Chinese tourists rank as top foreign spenders in the United States and summer is traditionally one of the peak times of year for tourists traveling from mainland China and Hong Kong to California and other U.S. locations.
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According to final data for the first 11 months of 2017, also released on Wednesday, British tourists remained Spain's largest group of visitors by nationality, accounting for 18 millions tourists, up 7 percent from a year earlier.
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Among countries that bother to count foreign tourists, only Tuvalu welcomes fewer.
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Dong Hoi's prospects, meanwhile, hinge on whether the tourists return this summer.
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Tiffany points to currency headwinds and "dramatically lower" spending by foreign tourists.
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Consumption will soar, now that the tourists don't pay those costs themselves.
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Last month, a suicide bomber killed at least 10 tourists in Istanbul.
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Tourists without a fear of heights can enter here until March 19.
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Some 215 million foreign tourists visited southern Europe last year, Investindustrial said.
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Police and soldiers cradled machine guns outside tourists sites including Rome's Colosseum.
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Tourists scrambled to benches, trees and caves as they sought higher ground.
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The microclimate inside the chamber was also unpleasant for the visiting tourists.
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Tourists also like to watch lava flowing down Kilauea into the ocean.
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Police arrived to warn tourists to steer clear of the cliff's edge.
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He said the ordinance might discourage tourists from coming to the city.
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Tourism Minister Thong Khon said he supported the arrests of the tourists.
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Mexico is the second-largest source of tourists to the United States.
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Danger to the tourists aside, it is also an extremely delicate ecosystem.
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Alas, these tourists just wanted to see beautiful elephants in the wild.
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There, they investigate rumors that tourists are being brainwashed while on vacation.
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Some tourists have come from as far as Europe to the event.
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Despite the security alert, tourists continued snapping selfies of the famous sails.
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Not to mention ferry riders are more likely well off, or tourists.
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In 2017, about 255,000 Chinese tourists visited during the Lunar New Year.
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On a muggy August afternoon, the hot concrete sidewalks teem with tourists.
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The Games are a big draw for foreign tourists visiting the country.
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"Eatin bites and seein sites w/ @iamjessicalucas #fiancéjessica #tourists #italy," he wrote.
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The country expects to see a record 37.6 million tourists this year.
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The tourists responsible for the heartbreaking act fled once Xiao started bleeding.
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In recent years, increasing numbers of Chinese tourists have joined the mix.
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Corcoran then addressed the seemingly unrelated mysterious deaths of several American tourists.
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For tourists and foreign students, Australia is a cheaper place to visit.
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Storefronts are being unboarded so people can sell trinkets to inquisitive tourists.
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TOURISTS in Oxford train their camera lenses on its centuries-old buildings.
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"We hope they [tattooed tourists] can enjoy onsen in Japan," said Akamichi.
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Within minutes, parishioners and tourists emptied the cathedral, leaving just staff behind.
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Tourists witnessing the majestic sight might believe they are seeing something rare.
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So hardly anyone can afford wheels, except the tourists who hire them.
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And American tourists will get more burgers for their buck in Europe.
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It is popular with many international tourists, as well as New Yorkers.
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Left: Vendors sell food to American tourists ahead of the opening ceremonies.
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After the sun sets, they go out to feed on unsuspecting tourists.
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Some hope to use cultural offerings to attract many more foreign tourists.
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This August saw 40% fewer tourists than the same time last year.
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ASEAN says the number of tourists rose to 2152 million in 20303.
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Tourists flocked outside her flat to see the remains of the Wall.
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They are a varied collection, local shoppers mingling with camera-wielding tourists.
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Putin also ordered the government to bring Russian tourists already there home.
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Every neighborhood has something beautiful to offer, and tourists sometimes miss that.
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Pedicab owners, who rely on tourists, are now considering suing the city.
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For the tourists featured in Austerlitz, this gap is on full display.
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It is not only Venetians who think there are too many tourists.
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It was the first time the group had attacked tourists in Turkey.
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Now that tourists are after precious Norwegian fish, perhaps parliament will bite.■
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Locals and tourists enjoy the warm weather at Ofelia Square, July 25.
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A ban would also be hugely unpopular both with Thais and tourists.
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It also has a ninja museum, where tourists can watch ninja shows.
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Now, it's Chinese tourists that are bringing money into all of Italy.
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Many people are here are political tourists from out of the state.
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Great for beating that group of tourists to the priority ticketing line.
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The hallways were empty, save holiday season tourists, congressional staff, and reporters.
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In terms of creating new tourists, developing countries are growing the fastest.
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Without tourists, there will be a lot of empty hotels and Airbnbs.
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This is the '60s, and the Greek islands weren't filled with tourists.
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It reckoned that tourists might also help to reinvigorate struggling rural communities.
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In 2014, NBC Chicago reported that there was a crack under tourists.
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Nearly one million tourists visit Peru's 15th-century Incan citadel every year.
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Even in Times Square, there was only a slight scattering of tourists.
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Japan aims to host 40 million foreign tourists a year by 2020.
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China's deputy foreign minister Liu Zhenmin said this would "greatly encourage" tourists.
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In all, eight people, including tourists from Argentina and Belgium, were killed.
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And just like all Tinder tourists, he didn't really want a date.
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And you know what loves tall buildings even more than tourists do?
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A terrorist attack by Islamic State (IS) in 2016 sent tourists fleeing.
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That is also why Mr Kielsen is keen to attract Chinese tourists.
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Last year nearly 216m tourists came for theatre, comedy, sports and museums.
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Many of the blasts occurred near areas popular with foreign tourists. 2.
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The hotel is popular with foreign tourists and the country's business community.
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Finally, tourists can rent a NextBike bicycle from 21€ per 24 min.
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The entrance fee for the cyclorama section is $15 for foreign tourists.
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It's well documented that tourists ruin everything — even just by showing up.
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It will tell its students and tourists to go to other countries.
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The only thing tourists like more than visiting is going back home.
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Hotspots where armoured cars used to rumble now receive convoys of tourists.
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It's often in the negative reviews that tourists detail animal welfare concerns.
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He spent many years guiding small groups of tourists to its glacier.
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The last attack on tourists in a Ugandan park was in 1999.
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They put up with some seriously ridiculous tourists and their drunken shenanigans.
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There's a new must-visit landmark for tourists in Rio de Janeiro.
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Two teenage American tourists have been arrested and charged in the slaying.
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Tourists watch a bison give birth at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
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Those images were scaring off tourists, the economic lifeblood of the city.
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They moved slowly, like tourists, then paused, deciding which way to go.
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Valerian and Laureline landing their ship and then emerging dressed as tourists.
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Plumes of black smoke have blown across beaches popular with European tourists.
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France is still targeting 100 million foreign tourists by 2020, Ayrault said.
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The garden's tight environs are no match for the number of tourists.
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But some tourists are lapping up a dream vacation on the cheap.
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The tourists were sitting on the open top deck of the bus.
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There aren't many tourists now in the faded hotels in Grand-Bassam.
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The idyllic beaches and ocean-front hotels are still packed with tourists.
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Tourists have taken notice of the misery spilling out into city streets.
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The Spanish Costa del Sol receives about 12 million tourists every year.
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The luxury hotel often hosted journalists and diplomats, as well as tourists.
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Shop fronts on the Maltings are slowly reopening, and tourists are returning.
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At least some attackers hid among tourists and businesspeople during the day.
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Tourists, however, are starting to make their way back to the island.
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It's still technically illegal for Americans to travel to Cuba as tourists.
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Thai Immigration Police pictured with the two US tourists who were arrested.
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Appropriately, the 21st-century expedition's members recognize their own roles as tourists.
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"Tourists shouldn't forget their behaviour when enjoying themselves and happiness," Xu added.
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To my right are two couples of Chinese tourists in their fifties.
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Tourists take selfies of the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign on Wednesday.
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That's had a huge impact—preventing tourists from going there for dogsledding.
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Many Indian tourists have traditionally carried Indian currency for payments in Nepal.
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Residents love the beauty and seclusion, but they are dependent on tourists.
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Tourists walk along Bondi Beach on June 5, 83 in Sydney, Australia.
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Some 75,000 tourists walked, literally, in the steps of Daenerys this July.
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She wanted to have us act like tourists and see the sights.
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It has recently landed civilian aircraft carrying "tourists" on one (see picture).
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The country is a tourist hotspot, with nearly a million tourists annually.
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In 2016, the numbers of tourists rose slightly but overall revenue fell.
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For now, tourists continue to flock Candelaria to look at street art.
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FRANCE has long been the most popular destination for the world's tourists.
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Tour operators report a sharp drop in the number of Chinese tourists.
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Guided tours have sprung up to allow tourists to hunt rare monsters.
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Yuda and Cecilia Lilo, from Bolivia, were among the tourists who stayed.
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TripAdvisor, which serves tourists, does something similar but relies on customers reviews.
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Another is phasing out its cattle herds and receiving tourists and researchers.
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Chinese tourists can get to Irkutsk on a short flight from Beijing.
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Though not overcrowded, the area does attract tourists, shoppers and cafe sitters.
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Endless links of sausage hang over the food booths, tempting hungry tourists.
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On the surface, it looks like another scheme to draw in tourists.
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Foreign tourists are spending less; consumers are buying other types of goods.
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And as more tourists arrive, the dangers to the jellyfish are escalating.
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The lane between the station and the Embassy is packed with tourists.
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Twelve people were killed in all, eight Mexican tourists and four Egyptians.
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Residents and tourists could be seen wading through water in rain boots.
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The animals hurt more tourists than any other animal at the park.
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She has seen foreign tourists cry after cash and passports were stolen.
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Since the house's history has been rediscovered, it has begun attracting tourists.
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However, North Korea has been reaching out to tourists in recent years.
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Last year other Gulf countries accounted for almost half of tourists toQatar.
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She urged tourists to be wary of appeals for donations from orphanages.
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And it appears that the river of tourists has slowed over time.
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Some new observatories are offering more than a view to attract tourists.
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Bermuda hosted 693,000 tourists in 20173, and these visitors spent $431 million.
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Who stays here: All kinds of tourists and families, especially on weekends.
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Local businesses in Venice have also been criticized for discriminating against tourists.
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Here, tourists prepare for the Apollo 11 launch at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Specifically, he believes hotels that target American tourists hike their prices up.
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Yan spoke with disdain about the commodification of the site for tourists.
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Then let's add the number of tourists who ski, say, 1 million.
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In Ocho Rios, locals threw themselves at the heels of white tourists.
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Venice has taken measures to try to limit the overflow of tourists.
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There's tourists galore, so many you can barely walk down some streets.
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Tourists are also instructed not to touch any artifacts, trees, or walls.
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But locals are sick of tourists plastering every nearby surface in graffiti.
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Get out quickly, because the line is long and full of tourists.
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And maybe tourists will take home tales of a haunted Union Square.
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Some prudent tourists had the foresight to bring umbrellas along with them ...
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Tourists are flocking to Batumi, but not so much for the beaches.
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Iran's fallen currency has, however, made it a cheaper country for tourists.
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The villagers have a "love-hate relationship" with the tourists, NOS reported.
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Britain's tourism industry is also concerned that European tourists could stay away.
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Selfie-taking tourists in Tasmania are stressing out the local wombat population.
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He also said that, on balance, he appreciated the influx of tourists.
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Twenty other tourists had been on the trip, 7 News Sydney reported.
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One last glimpse: tourists photograph a melting glacier on a boat trip
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Good for tourists who might not know the lay of the land.
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The city is now shifting its focus toward middle-class Asian tourists.
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So we posed as tourists and snuck in wearing hidden cameras. Twice.
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On Tuesday, a Syrian suicide bomber killed 10 German tourists in Istanbul.
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A nearby beach resort popular with Western and local tourists was closed.
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The influx of tourists has helped the Mediterranean nation's once-floundering economy.
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They ended up in Williamsburg, a neighborhood that seemed "trendy" to tourists.
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What's it like to sell piss tickets to Holocaust tourists all day?
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In the East, you have burger joint Burgermeister—a favorite for tourists.
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In Bloomberg's city it was no longer kosher to complain about tourists.
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We don't get many tourists because we don't market to the backpackers.
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Here, the locals like me, and others are nobody to the tourists.
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What do you personally think of tourists who come here to party?
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Cape Kolka is strikingly beautiful and still untouched by crowds of tourists.
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Even if the tourists never like it, the muscle men always will.
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It now sees 4,000 tourists and 200 boats a day, on average.
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Fewer tourists want to visit America, possibly because of Trump himself. 294.
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Turmoil and militant attacks have deterred tourists and investors, eroding living standards.
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Several people said "fanny pack" immediately brought to mind tourists at Disneyland.
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In the past I would see a maximum of 30-40 tourists.
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American tourists have been popping up in Cuba at an alarming rate.
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