There's a swimming pool and a bowling alley.

Policies to generate high value, low volume tourism

Newspapers published in gigantic numbers.

The practice was widely known as libel tourism.

There isn t even a tourist visa protocol between these two biggest neighbours of South Asia.

The move towards business tourism transformed the capital into a national hub for this segment of the tourist industry.

Letters of sympathy kept flooding in.

Those experience put the participants outside their comfort zone and are often done in conjunction with adventure travel.

Many other species are fished in smaller numbers.

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(b) Collaborate and take action in coordination with governmental and non governmental organizations to eliminate child sex tourism

Instead, Portuguese workers are fleeing to booming former colonies such as Brazil and Macau.

The near total extinction from 1994 to 2002 created a collapse in sea turtle tourism and revenues.

Jordan was requested to provide a breakdown of the numbers of low birth weight infants born to refugees as opposed to those born to the Jordanian population, but it failed to do so.

A massive return of Burundian refugees from the United Republic of Tanzania seems imminent.

Cultural heritage tourism (or just heritage tourism or diaspora tourism) is a branch of tourism oriented towards the cultural heritage of the location where tourism is occurring.

In 2011, Turkey attracted more than 31.5 million foreign tourists, ranking as the 6th most popular tourist destination in the world.

Marine wildlife tourism generates many times more revenues from non extractive activities, such as visits to intact marine habitats.

Motile cilia are usually present on a cell's surface in large numbers and beat in coordinated waves.

Iraqis continue to volunteer in large numbers to serve their country in the Iraqi security forces.

A massive influx of Burundian returnees from Tanzania seems imminent.

They went to the polls in extraordinary numbers last month and approved a new constitution.

Gradually, more and more women were being elected to high posts in government and business.

Rather than resorting to extensive layoffs, firms had their employees work a partial week.

Wherever women enter the labor force in large numbers, certain processes unfold.

Beginning in the 7th millennium BC, human populations moved into the Chadian basin in great numbers.

Asian Argentines settled in Argentina in large numbers during several waves of immigration in the 20th century.

As life in the South became increasingly difficult, African Americans began to migrate north in great numbers.

I commend the Liberian people for coming out in large numbers to exercise their right to vote.

Angolans were also coming home in relevant numbers, concluding the final chapter of their exile.

One last problem is contributing to the region s anxieties massive migration.

The NGOs act on the territory of the entire state, but in insufficient number and with limited donor resources.

Noting with deep concern the continuing high concentration of troops in the areas adjacent to the Temporary Security Zone (TSZ),

Finally, ISAF will maintain its increased troop numbers until the end of the vote counting process in October.

It's commercial. It can be defined as space tourism. They are also offering a trip to go on this whip around the moon, like Apollo 8 was done.

We have so much potential for archeological tourism and eco tourism but unfortunately this area of development has been stunted because of the reliance on oil, says Alwash.

One of the major security risks to UNMOs is their deployment to remote locations in small numbers.

Refugees are not returning in sufficient numbers to allow the planting of crops to sustain their families for the coming year.

The overflights occurred sporadically, but in considerable numbers at times, disturbing the relative calm along the Blue Line.

Slovak troops take part in peacekeeping missions in relatively high numbers when measured against the size of Slovakia's army or economy.

For example, revenue from sea turtle tourism at the leatherback nesting beach at Playa Grande, Costa Rica, was 1,121,057 in 2002.

More informed citizens, in turn, participate at a higher rate and to a greater degree in their country's decision making processes.

This line of thinking led governments to believe that Arabs would not demonstrate in large numbers and demand change.

Although resistant forms are commonly found in tumors that haven t yet been exposed to treatment, they generally occur in small numbers.

Indian citizens have been killed in large numbers, while the government has had to deploy more than a half million soldiers to keep the peace.