Tourism Industry Terms

adjective describing a loud, deep, resonant sound or state of being prosperous or flourishing

• The economy in the city is booming, with new businesses opening up every month.
• The real estate market in this area is booming right now, so it's a good time to sell.
• The party last night was absolutely booming, everyone was having a great time.
• Her career is booming after she landed a role in a hit TV show.

noun A person who propels and steers a gondola, especially in Venice.

• The gondolier expertly navigated the narrow canals of Venice.
• The gondolier took us on a relaxing ride through the waterways.
• That gondolier sure knows how to steer this thing!
• She was like a gondolier, guiding us through the ups and downs of life.

noun a person who is from a particular place or area, typically referred to in relation to tourists or visitors

• The locals were pleased with the new community center.
• The locals love hanging out at the new coffee shop.
• The locals are always down for a good time.
• The locals are the heart and soul of this town.

noun A type of motorcycle or bicycle commonly used for transportation in East Africa, especially for carrying passengers or goods.

• The government is looking into regulating the boda-boda industry to ensure safety standards are met.
• I took a boda-boda to get to the market because it's faster than a regular taxi.
• The boda-boda drivers in this area are known for their crazy driving skills.
• The boda-boda has become a symbol of efficient and affordable transportation in many African cities.