good riddance to
calamities that befell tourists
afflicted
disembark
marooned
clamouring
ravage
Tourism is an unusual industry in that the assets it monetises – a view, a reef, a cathedral – do not belong to it.
upkeep
public goods they live off
irksome
eroding coastlines
reformists
sustainable tourism
cohort ( pronunciation )
a respite from
Tourism is the largest voluntary transfer of cash from the rich to the poor.
bemoan
make ends meet
noxious
apocalypse
keel-less boats
en masse
day-trippers
excursion
excursionists
cobbled
promenade
a moratorium on new hotels
festooned with
gazing at
in the wake of
incursions
ivory poaching
bushmeat
disgorging
bush tourism
clientele
blue-chip tourism
balk at
ominously
recuperate
quick-fire
in tandem with
holiday lets
Tourism is a luxury that needs to pay its way.
foray – make a foray into
being ferried around
nonchalantly ( pronunciation)
cove
cliff
blackberrying
tittered
frown
scouring
befuddle
a pang
enthrall
childrearing
linger
idyll
the sticks ( countryside)
anonymity