The phrase "a range of destinations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various locations or places that are available for travel or exploration.
Example: "The travel agency offers a range of destinations for summer vacations, from tropical beaches to mountain retreats."
Alternatives: "a variety of locations" or "multiple travel spots".
Mexico offers a range of destinations, including beach resorts and mountain villages, as well as a wealth of culture.
Branson's carrier has meanwhile rowed back from a range of destinations around the world, announcing withdrawals from Mumbai, Tokyo and Nairobi.
It comes loaded with global maps and a neat interface — and, unlike Google Maps, it comes packed with information about a range of destinations for travellers.
And I do think that walkability – and, more specifically, the presence of a range of destinations close to home and accessible on foot (or bicycle) – is a key element of child-friendly cities".
A single, larger hub airport where passengers can transfer to a range of destinations - is "critical" to the UK's long-term economic growth, says the CBI.
Click and collect services, where customers can pick up their online shopping from a range of destinations, are rapidly growing in popularity.
Destination Himalaya, a California tour operator, leads high-end treks to a range of Indian destinations.
All but one will be travelling abroad with their families: three to France, two to Spain and the rest to a range of holiday destinations.
The Kayak Buzz feature (Kayak Trends on the mobile app) is a nice touch – displaying the best fares found by fellow users to a range of popular destinations.
His company, Pelagic Expeditions, runs two vessels, each with a permanent crew of two, and offers voyages to a range of southern destinations.
This leaves the largest cohort – 43% – heading to a range of spiritual destinations such as an afterlife (27%), coming back for another crack (9%) and shuffling off somewhere else (7%).
