The phrase "accessible a destination" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms and should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new transportation system makes it easier to reach accessible destinations."
Alternatives: "reachable destinations" or "attainable locations."
HA: highly accessible, A: Accessible, MA: moderately accessible.
Thomas Cook has historically been strong in Turkey and has pushed it in recent years as an accessible destination outside the eurozone, which has become more expensive as the pound has weakened.
If you're gathering a gang with diverse interests, a big and accessible destination is a good bet--places like New York City and Vegas remain popular for a reason.
Most apparent were the physical demands of providing assistance such as assisting the user to transfer in and out of their wheelchair; pushing or maneuvering the wheelchair in difficult or less-accessible situations; or driving to a destination and having to dismantle and lift the wheelchair into a vehicle.
The islands are now a fully-accessible tourist destination, offering a five-star entry ticket into Birdville.
All around us was dense green jungle, accentuating the isolation and benign neglect that has thus far prevented this place from turning into an easily accessible tourist destination.
In the context of reliable information resources, community pharmacy was perceived as an easily accessible health destination and pharmacists were recognised by participants as overall medicine experts.
This paper seeks to address the research question of what factors make a destination competitive for the accessible tourism market.
And with so many of Long Island's sites easily accessible via train or car, this is a destination not to be missed.
With a mild climate typical of the south of France, the attractive walled city of Carcassonne is an appealing and accessible destination for an out-of-season weekend.
