The phrase "ambition of visiting" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing someone's desire or goal to visit a particular place, but it is not the most natural phrasing.
Example: "Her ambition of visiting every country in the world drives her to save money and plan her travels meticulously."
Alternatives: "desire to visit" or "goal of visiting".
Standing in Tiananmen Square in Beijing in 1983, she felt that she had fulfilled a "perhaps jejune" ambition to visit and portray all the chief cities of the world.
In a country whose culinary reach is catching up to the rest of its ambitions, I visited a restaurant that does all of that and more.
My ambition is to visit all of Brazil's 27 states.
And here she portrays herself during a period of remission, when she was able to fulfill one of her concrete ambitions and visit India.
After winning three gold as well as silver and bronze medals at London 2012 from an entry of 10 boxers, the GB team arrive in Rio with slightly reduced ambitions of between three and five visits to the podium, even with a record 12-member team.
Architects and designers hail the elegant ambition of its original vision, and officials building colossal new cities in China regularly visit Milton Keynes for inspiration.
He said: "The president intends to visit to send a much more forward-looking signal for his ambition of realising the goal of a planet without nuclear weapons".
It's a label used to squash the leadership ambition of young girls, Sandberg and her cohorts argue, calling on all of us to visit the campaign's Web site and "Pledge to Ban Bossy".
Sampling was done twice on the pig farms (i.e. at each visit at time periods as indicated above), with an ambition of including the same pigs in the two samplings.
While the decision to bring a team back for repeat visits does mark the next step in the NFL's international expansion, their ambition of bringing a second game to the UK each year will not be realised immediately.
