Tourism development definition

Tourism development means the acquisition and construction of, and financing and retirement of debt for, facilities related to tourism; and

Tourism development means planning and implementation of strategies, infrastructure, or other projects deemed appropriate by the Council to support tourism with the objective of developing the tourism sector to increase the attractiveness of a destination and thereby attract more tourists.

Examples of Tourism development in a sentence

• Materials related to an item on this agenda submitted to the Board of Los Angeles Convention and Tourism development after distribution of the agenda packet are available for public inspection in the Executive Office of the Los Angeles Convention Center, 1201 S.

• Tourism development can have an ‘urbanising’ effect on the rural landscape and the tranquillity of the countryside may be affected by noisy activities, increased traffic levels and lighting, as well as by increased visitor numbers.

• Tourism, development and conservation zones will be more clearly delineated, facilitating more effective coastal zone management.

• Tourism development shall include provision for an on-site manager.

• Tourism development that incorporates accommodation and/or reception facilities shall include provision for an onsite manager.

• Tourism development and economic growth: A closer look at panels.

• Environment, Security and Tourism Development in South Asia: Tourism development in South Asia.

• Tourism development and other types of housing can still have a significant effect on the Poole Harbour SPA, but some can be mitigated.

• Tourism development, marketing and management within the local municipalities currently take place in a largely uncoordinated manner.

• Tourism development can capitalize on the considerable and unique natural endowment of many small states and their coastal areas, especially those that are well-situated climatically or have high potential for ecotourism.