benefit tourist

And it is an approach that benefits tourists too.

My primary concern is for usefully employed individuals, not benefit tourists.

I want to see any loopholes which help benefit tourists well and truly sealed in this legislation.

The conference, the ministry said, is based on the belief that "an honest" approach will benefit tourists, residents and the media.

Madam President, we never fail to get remarks from the Far Right when we are debating this issue - remarks such as 'benefit tourists'.

This has led to a spotlight on the two remaining states - Ireland and the United Kingdom - and to hysterical press reactions about being swamped by benefit tourists.

That price stability is expected to benefit tourist destinations within driving distance of population centers in the East, including theme parks and beach resorts that suffered last year from record rainfall and unseasonal cold.

Ministers fear the move could leave taxpayers handing out as much as £2.5 billion to EU nationals, including out-of-work "benefit tourists", a new cost that could wreck Coalition plans for welfare reform.

If the changes at the Louvre have principally benefited tourists and only the well-off can afford seats at the Bastille Opera, the Cite's target audience is the low-income multicultural population that lives nearby.

Consequently the agency is hoping to accomplish several things at once: to repair the major monuments, a project that benefits tourists, but at the same time to improve the infrastructure for residents, cleaning up a polluted water system, for example.

And let me re-assure you, that at a time when the British people are tightening their belts, and the European Commission orders us to open our doors to benefit tourists and pay them benefits when they arrive here, I have a simple message for them.