"avid visitor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe somebody who is enthusiastic about visiting places, such as "Jason is an avid visitor to national parks."
He spoke with warmth of his two years in the United States, and of the time immediately afterward, back home in Kabul, when he was an avid visitor at the United States Information Service library.
Like it or not, and plenty of Germans don't, it is a national institution.For more than a century, Bayreuth has stood for some of the best but also worst in German history: Hitler was an avid visitor.
Like it or not, and many Germans don't, it is a national institution.For over a century the festival has stood for some of the best and worst in German history (Hitler was an avid visitor).
They are avid visitors to mineral licks.
The museum says it has discovered that avid visitors were kicking up dangerous levels of dust.
And in pursuit of making it, he ventures down byways that not even the most avid visitors to the museum are likely to have explored.
But Bab al-Aziziya, nerve center of the colonel's feared Revolutionary Committees and Intelligence Bureau, private residence and military barracks, and even the sprawling and now-vandalized Abu Salim prison complex, where political prisoners were tortured and killed, have troops of avid visitors.
Here at the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, a shrine to the frontier lawmen who set Lone Star hearts aflutter, some of the most avid visitors come in search of connections to the men who won the West and, it was said, would charge hell with a bucket of water and quell riots single-handedly ("one riot, one Ranger").
VICE spoke with avid repeat visitors, experienced tour guides, and international radiation experts to debunk some of the major misconceptions about who visits the zone, why, and whether it's still safe to do so.
As an avid snorkeler and frequent Maui visitor, I enjoyed "A Free Water World: Snorkeling on Maui".
Among the attendees was a representative of a major casino company in Las Vegas — Mr. Takahashi is an avid gambler and a frequent visitor to the city — and Stanton D. Anderson, a longtime Republican activist and a consultant to the American Bible Society.
