Sentence examples for destination status from inspiring English sources

Nopa may have achieved destination status, but it is still essentially a neighborhood hangout.

Perhaps the most telling sign of Phnom Penh's gradual evolution toward destination status is the arrival of design-heavy bars playing Radiohead and serving cocktails with unlikely infusions.

In 2007, China granted the United States "approved destination status," which opened the doors to Chinese group leisure travel to America beginning in 2008.

But the capital of the Bahamas has lost its destination status in recent years, relegated to a port of call for cruise ship passengers or an island hop on the way to more remote outposts.

The effect of unanticipated cultural forces, such as film-induced pilgrimages, is rarely politically impartial; rather, a place's destination status may be used and responded to strategically by local stakeholders in support of their conflicting claims over heritage production.

Intuitively, a goal is defined as a transition from an original status (modeled by the fact node s) to a destination status (modeled by the fact node d).

That excitement is also reflected in the businesses cropping up to serve Bentonville's new art-destination status.

As the winter season approaches, the Dominican Republic has all but been anointed with "it-destination" status by celebrities, travel magazines and tour operators.

The cobbled quarter of Temple Bar has long maintained its tourist-destination status with overpriced pints of Guinness and a reputation for wild bachelor parties.

This could be one viable path for many of the nation's smaller malls that can't step up to true destination center status.

For Pepsi, that meant regaining its destination brand status through reinvention, starting with the end of a 23-year investment in the Super Bowl last year.