touristy

American  

[toor-i-stee] / ˈtʊər ɪ sti /

adjective

1. pertaining to or characteristic of tourists.

   a touristy attitude.

2. appealing to or frequented by tourists.

   a touristy restaurant near the Eiffel Tower.

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touristy British  

/ ˈtʊərɪstɪ /

adjective

1. informal abounding in or designed for tourists

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Etymology

Origin of touristy

First recorded in 1905–10; tourist + -y ¹

Example Sentences

"We saw it as a very touristy activity, but we actually ended up loving the sport," says Julia, 34.

From BBC

The evangelical mixing of musical genres and geography had its touristy elements; however engaging and engrossing the wonder-making, it was always fleeting.

From Los Angeles Times

Teuchitlán is a bustling agricultural hub of 40,000 near the touristy “tequila route,” a road lined with expanses of sugar cane and agave, the spiky plant that yields tequila.

From Los Angeles Times

After finding it a bit too touristy for their liking they headed to the city of Larache, known for its agriculture and fishing, to meet some of Zak's relatives.

From BBC

“It’s a pretty touristy area with a lot of shops, bookstores and museums, so we think she was just in that area sightseeing and felt safe.”

From Los Angeles Times