The phrase "a frequent destination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that is often visited or traveled to by people.
Example: "Paris has become a frequent destination for tourists seeking culture and history."
Alternatives: "a popular spot" or "a common place."
and pursue four-year college programs, with Ivy League and other top colleges a frequent destination.
Australia is a frequent destination, as are places throughout Europe and Asia.
Mr. Hadaya and Mr. Manghini were returning from a trip to Southampton, a frequent destination for them.
These are just some of the sights and sounds that first struck me as odd in Ocean Grove, a place that has since become a frequent destination.
Kayaks are a good way to explore, and Cedar Island is a frequent destination for tours led by Dave Burden, who owns SouthEast Expeditions, which also rents kayaks.
They reported that a vessel was in trouble near the Mediterranean island that is a frequent destination for people wanting to reach Europe from the north African coast.
Still, travel here can be difficult — the small airstrip often closes in fog and storms — and the tides and rough chop help make Inishmaan (or "middle island") a less frequent destination than Inishmore or the third of the Aran Islands, Inisheer.
And as the seat of the country's massive (and infamously bureaucratic) government and the key commercial and financial centre of the country's northern half, Delhi is an increasingly frequent destination for globetrotters.
Narita Airport in Tokyo is the most frequent destination, with 380 arrivals a week.
Beijing, where the Chinese government maintained a villa for him, was his most frequent destination.
"David has this marvelous gift for addressing really difficult issues, in a way that people can get their arms around and get their hearts invested in, that isn't confrontational in a negative way," said Laura Faure, director of the Bates Dance Festival in Lewiston, Me., a frequent summer destination for Mr. Dorfman's company since 1995.
