In this task, we are given the script of a dialogues. Indicate if the topic of conversation is Tourism. If so, then output Yes, otherwise output No

Example Input: What is your favorite kind of music ? I listen to various types of music . What genres ? I enjoy listening to both Rock and R & B . What interests you in that type of music ? I enjoy the different types of instruments that they use . That is a perfect reason to like a certain kind of music . That's exactly what I think too .
Example Output: No

Example Input: Would you like to order anything else ? No , I'm good . All we need now is our check . The waitress is walking over here with our check even as we speak . I have never had bad service at this restaurant , but this time was really exceptional . Yes , she really went out of her way to make this a pleasant dining experience . Let's take a look at our bill . The total price for our dinner is $ 36.00 . How much money should we leave for a tip ? I know that 15 % is a normal tip , but I really thought that this waitress went out of her way for us . What do you think about tipping her 20 % ? She definitely deserves 20 % for a tip . So we can add her tip of $ 7.20 to the bill of $ 36.00 and the total will be $ 43.20 . Yes , what a wonderful meal ! It absolutely was a great meal . We'll have to return here for lunch sometime .
Example Output: No

Example Input: It would be nice to go to the beach sometime this weekend . What's the weather going to be like ? I may want to go too . The weather this weekend is supposed to be warm . Will it be good beach weather ? I think it will be . It wouldn't be good if it got cold this weekend . I want this trip to be perfect , I hope it stays warm . This California weather is so uncertain , it's impossible to know what'll happen . I know . Every day the weather seems different . I would love it if it wasn't always so unpredictable . That would make it easier for us to make plans . I know . Things are easier when you know what the weather's going to be like .
Example Output:
No