The phrase "a destination will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future plans or expectations regarding a specific place or goal.
Example: "In the next phase of our project, a destination will be chosen based on the team's preferences and budget."
Alternatives: "a location will be" or "a place will be".
A marketing campaign to promote Wales as a tourism destination will be launched in Catalonia next year, including in Barcelona where Vueling has its hub.
So, a party will be full of anorexics, or a holiday destination will be so poor that the donkeys look anorexic, or it will be opined that men like a lady with fatty deposits and not those anorexics you see on the telly.
As a new one arrives, about every five weeks for the next few years, a new destination will be added, said Gareth Edmondson-Jones, the airline spokesman.
A prime destination will be Myrtle Beach, S.C. Hooters of America, which is privately held and based in Atlanta, said it had not determined exactly how the Hooters brand name would be used in the airline operation.
There is, perhaps, an element of contrivance in any pilgrimage — the idea that arriving at a far-off destination will be personally transformative.
There is, perhaps, an element of contrivance in any pilgrimage the idea that arriving at a far-off destination will be personally transformative.
Foodies looking for a sunny beach destination will be thrilled to discover the food scene in Palm Beach, Florida.
Instinctively, outsiders' smart money might well bet that, in the long term, such an East End tourism destination will be -- or should be -- in the cards.
"A claim made from the time you leave your home to the time you get back to your home from a non-UK based destination will be covered," she says.
As any Baggins could tell him, the ring will lead him on a lengthy quest, although his destination will be not Mordor but Spectre.
