Article: New Mexican Entry Tax Discourages Winter Tourists.

Article: AURORA: HOT TICKET FOR WINTER TOURISTS
The Boston Globe;  May 5, 2002 ;     499 words ... ... northern lights followers, with most information in English and Japanese. With aurora viewing becoming a hot ticket for many winter tourists, you can find tours in other parts of Canada, and in Alaska, Norway, Iceland, and elsewhere in the Northern Hemisphere ...

Transcript: Commentary: Florida needs its winter tourists
NPR Weekend Edition - Sunday;  December 23, 2001 ;     618 words ...00-00-0000 Commentary: Florida needs its winter tourists Host: LIANE HANSEN Time: 1:00-2:00 PM LIANE HANSEN, host: A recent survey by the University of Florida found that one ...

Article: LITTLE SNOW MEANS LITTLE BUSINESS OPERATIONS THAT DEPEND ON ...
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI);  January 2, 2004 ;     640 words ... ... Vilas and Oneida counties on Christmas Day, but her snowmobile has since sat idle. Wisconsin businesses that depend on winter tourists are also feeling the pain of snowfall totals that are far below the average for this time of year. "We really need snow ...

Article: Mississippi attracts its share of winter tourists: ...
Mississippi Business Journal;  November 9, 1992 ;     700+ words ...Most people probably don't rank Mississippi with Aspen or the Bahamas for winter vacations, but the southern state sees its share of international travelers and snow birds heading south to milder climates, according to the state's tourism division. Mississippi's character draws visitors hoping to

Article: Desperate Spain tries to tempt winter tourists
The Independent - London;  August 27, 2008 ;     700+ words ...For holidaymakers Spain has long been the land of sun, sea and sangria. Now that trusty formula is wearing thin, and faced with an unprecedented drop in foreign visitors, Spanish tourism authorities are taking drastic action. The land of the Costa del Sol is being rebranded as a destination for

Article: Cold mountain ready to warm hearts of winter ...
China Daily;  October 28, 2006 ;     532 words ...Most people enjoy visiting the mountains in summer and autumn. The weather is more agreeable, and the vegetation abounds with life; however, there is something special about these higher places during the colder months. In November and December a "cloud sea" swells over the mountains creating a

Article: China's Huangshan Mountain Attracts Winter Tourists
Xinhua News Agency;  December 22, 2000 ;     313 words ...Huangshan MountainsChina's famous summer resorthave been attracting an increasing number of visitors in winter for their unique and picturesque scene. Last November witnessed 272,000 tourists from at home and abroad to the mountains, 27.8 percent more than the same month last year. Of the total