Sentence examples for destinations that has from inspiring English sources

At 23 Mark has built one of the world's leading online destinations that has recently been valued at $15 billion.

Here are a few destinations that have recently reentered the travel mix.

Marginally more interesting was Google's list of "rising holidays" - destinations that have seen a biggest increase in searches this year.

Honduras, the Maldives and the Micronesian nation of Palau are other diving destinations that have announced shark-friendly polices recently.

Destinations that have been affected by medical, political or economic problems, for example, may offer special deals.

Buzzword for destinations that have rapidly and unmistakably become the must-stops of the moment, as in, "What do you mean you haven't been to Cartagena?

Bale has been linked with a move away from Tottenham Hotspur for some time with Madrid and Manchester United only two of the destinations that have been mooted.

Used to describe destinations that have developed just enough, as in: "Los Roques is my favorite new getaway: cute posadas, empty beaches and just a handful of tourists.

The company decided in August to block Google Voice calls to destinations that had high call volume and a small population.

'From our experience, the Palin effect is excellent at giving a kick-start to destinations that have yet to establish themselves, as well as giving a short-term boost to established destinations,' said spokesman Michael Pullman.

Now, the communities and lift companies co-operate, first – says Baumann – because "we are not competing with each other but with destinations that have more linked slopes", and second because Ski Amadé installed a computerised lift-pass system in 1990.