Sentence examples for destination benefits from inspiring English sources

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One of the destinations benefiting is Bournemouth, which was the hottest place in the UK yesterday, along with the Solent.

"There will be billions watching on television, millions on the streets and thousands of hotels, bed and breakfasts, shops, pubs, restaurants and other tourist destinations benefiting.

"Destination countries benefit from foreign labor," Mr. Orozco said, while migrants get jobs.

The fact that Mount Stuart is a significant tourist destination delivering benefit to the island year in, year out, is not acknowledged".

Therefore destination countries benefit from not having trained recruited doctors.

"It is fantastic that so many tourist destinations are benefiting from domestic and international visitors who increasingly want to experience stunning locations from the world of television and film".

That's unfortunate, because, it seems to me, people who drive in areas with less EV infrastructure and longer distances between destinations would benefit more from this technology.

For other retail executives who have joined Amazon.com's new stores, the site's popularity as a gift-shopping destination brings both benefits and drawbacks.

How do you stay on track to your destination without the benefit of tangible results overnight?

The new code of practice on the international recruitment of health personnel suggests that source and destination countries could benefit by crafting bilateral agreements that acknowledge the transfer of staff from developing countries to developed ones, and provide technical assistance and other support to countries that are losing trained health professionals.