The phrase "attractive welcoming" is not correct as it combines two adjectives that do not naturally pair together in this context.
It could be used when describing a place or atmosphere that is both appealing and inviting, but it would be better to separate the ideas for clarity.
Example: "The hotel had an attractive, welcoming lobby that made guests feel at home."
Alternatives: "inviting atmosphere" or "appealing and friendly".
That's due to the reliably good cuisine turned out by Holly Hunter Stonehill and her mother, Jacqueline Heriteau, as well as the attractive, welcoming atmosphere they provide.
"We rely heavily on tourism, it's very important we have an attractive, welcoming environment," he said.
In order for our economy to remain globally competitive, the U.S. needs to remain an attractive, welcoming destination for international visitors and maintain a safe, modern aviation system.
That is, highly skilled biomedical scientists from all backgrounds, including those underrepresented in faculty positions, may be choosing other career pathways because academic careers may be viewed as less attractive, welcoming, or satisfying than other professional options (NIH, 2012a).
Attractive and welcoming.
BIDs sometimes co-sponsor major urban projects, in addition to keeping an improvement district clean, safe, attractive and welcoming.
Coromandel is tiny, but it packs a wallop in several ways: in its airy, attractive decor, welcoming service, generous portions and, most importantly, in the originality, diversity and high gastronomic standards of its food.
Giuliano Pisapia, Milan's first citizen, has no doubts: Milan today is a city "open, welcoming, attractive and ambitious".
He had a confidence that was attractive and welcoming, never arrogant.
Dispensary owners like to brag about how many older women come in as evidence that they're created an attractive and welcoming store.
"On my first visit I fell in love with the island and found the people amazing: attractive, warm, welcoming and surprisingly gentle," he said.
