The phrase "a favored destination for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that is popular or preferred by a certain group of people for a specific purpose, such as travel or tourism.
Example: "Paris is a favored destination for couples seeking a romantic getaway."
Alternatives: "a popular spot for" or "a preferred location for".
Asia is a favored destination for fund managers.
The question section ballooned in recent weeks as it became a favored destination for controversial provisions.
The ruins were a favored destination for Western pilgrims, often shepherded by Qaddafi's sons.
Central Europe has been a favored destination for foreign investors for more than a decade.
Jill attended the Ethical Culture School, a private school on Central Park West and a favored destination for secular Jews.
By the end of the century, Egypt and its tourist sites became a favored destination for wealthy Americans.
Before Myspace appeared, Everyone's Connected was a favored destination of ex-Friendsters.
The book lives up to its title, offering a gossipy history of this Cape Cod resort town, from its origins as a haven for wayward Puritans in the early 1600's to its emergence as a favored destination of so many same-sex couples that a local artist, Jay Critchley, has labeled it "the world's first gayted community".
"It's a huge favored destination for the world's corrupt, whether they are government officials or private business people," he explains.
But over the last couple of years, it has become a favored destination among seasoned travelers, partly because it is not yet overcrowded; partly because it has the most evocative (and best-run) fort museum in the region (Mehrangarh Fort, below, top); and partly for the exceptional shopping, which owes to the city's development as the principal Indian center for exports of handicrafts.
An established regional rowing center, Plovdiv has yet to win over the international rowing community as a favored destination on par with sites like Lucerne, Switzerland, or the Olympic site at Eton Dorney near London.
