tourism advertising

Whether conceived as ethnological data, political propaganda or tourist advertising, their undercurrents of racism and voyeurism could run deep.

Since the 1980s some municipalities (13 out of 290) being "stad" before 1971, again call themselves town (stad), but only in tourist advertising.

Here, then is the modest proposal: that future New Jersey tourist advertising might consider highlighting a few of the more intriguing, lurid and terrific attractions of the Garden State.

Both parks are at Lake Shelbyville - Findlay calls itself "The Heart of Lake Shelbyville" in tourist advertising.

This can be seen from this example of John A. Costello addressing the Oireachtas in 1963: "For many years, we were afflicted with the miserable trivialities of our tourist advertising.

He said that the cease-fire would not prompt him to change Israel's tourist advertising abroad, which under his leadership has dropped mass-market images of fun in the sun in favor of tailored messages in Jewish or Christian publications.

Measuring the Payback Although tourism officials say they understand that they could not escape the budgetary cutbacks that have befallen many other state agencies, they also say that deep cuts are self-defeating, pointing to independent studies that show that states receive an average of $9 in tourist spending for every dollar spent on tourist advertising.