The phrase "a range of visitors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of people who come to a specific place or event, highlighting diversity in the group.
Example: "The museum attracts a range of visitors, from school groups to art enthusiasts."
Alternatives: "a variety of visitors" or "a diverse group of visitors."
Over the course of two Saturday market days, the team recruited 208 participants who represented a range of market visitors and community members.
Indeed, a range of generalist visitor species were recorded visiting R. ponticum in Ireland, including solitary bees, bumblebees and hoverflies (Stout et al. 2006).
Assange has been holed up for more than two years in the Ecuadorian embassy in London evading extradition, and has become a hero figure for a diverse range of visitors ranging from Lady Gaga to the former footballer Eric Cantona.
Assange has been holed up for more than two years in the Ecuadorian embassy in London evading extradition, and has become a hero figure for a diverse range of visitors ranging from Lady Gaga to the former footballer Eric Cantona (picture with him below).
The findings highlight the importance of using a values-based approach to visitor interpretation, one that engages a broader range of visitors and enhances the impact of a wildlife tourism experience on visitors' environmental learning and post-visit behaviour.
But rowdy parties in search of cheap beer are deterring a wider range of visitors as Latvia struggles to fight off a deepening recession.
The last government especially imposed on public galleries the obligation to bring in a wider range of visitors as the price of freedom from entry fees.
And while the museum is appealingly designed to lure a wide range of visitors, there are times it reflects the perspective of an insider, paying closer attention to the trees than the forest.
A new president, Beth Hill, came on board in 2010, and she expanded the public offerings to appeal to a broader range of visitors, including people like me who weren't so interested in battles.
