Meanings of cater to tourists in English

It's as if it has become a parody to cater to tourists.

The nifty, bright yellow scooters are expensive and cater to tourists.

Retailers whose brick-and-mortar stores cater to tourists will likely suffer the most this upcoming holiday season.

To cater to tourists, the kiosk at the harbor stocked a few English paperbacks, but nothing caught my eye.

The wharf was congested already, and expansion to cater to tourists threatened the community's use of it, Ms Rewiri said.

These heritage streetcars use antique or replica equipment and were mainly intended to cater to tourists, or to support downtown commerce or redevelopment.

But another is that homeowners who once rented rooms to workers now cater to tourists, so rentals are fewer and prices are dearer.

In fact, business owners in many of the country's major cities and holiday resorts remain open during the midday break to cater to tourists.

Ecolodges are usually located in destinations that cater to tourists looking for nature-focused vacations and can be set up anywhere that is reachable by transport.

The city caters to tourists and Western tastes, which can make it an expensive place to live for those who are not careful.

The company now has multiple Yelp reviews from Groupon users, and locals now seem to know about the company, which mostly caters to tourists.