Sentence examples for boost destinations from inspiring English sources
As you browse the app, you can save to your "suitcase" photos of places you want to go, and, by doing so, Sherpa will begin to boost destinations related to those photos to personalize the content to your interests.
But, whatever the sums won or lost, they are nothing compared to the boost to Dubai Destination's stud value that yesterday's upset brought.
Businessfolk were wasting time on trains, the government argued; speeding them to their destinations would boost national output.
Well, especially in the UK where holidaymakers booking sun breaks to exotic destinations helped boost overall revenues 7.3 per cent to €6.9bn in the six months ending March.
Local officials say that the 197-room hotel, to be operated by Marriott Conference Centers, part of the Marriott hotel chain, will be a new anchor in their longterm plan to revive Trenton as a tourist destination and boost the economy of the city, whose industrial base has withered over the last few decades.
A large number of seniors migrate to southern, warm climates during the winter, providing a substantial boost to the winter destination's economy.
World-class cultural outlets and retail destinations have boosted our appeal as a year-round destination for visitors and homeowners.
Perhaps most important, Mr. Marzio is widely credited with having turned the museum from an interesting regional institution into a world-class art destination, boosting Houston's reputation.
Fish like our seaside The British seaside is enjoying something of a revival as a holiday destination, boosted by economic and exchange rate worries.
No one expects a single writer in residence programme to boost airline bookings to that destination immediately.
"Making it as easy as possible for them to come to the E.U. would ensure that Europe remains an attractive destination and help boost economic activity and job creation," she said when she announced the proposal in Brussels on Thursday.
