Sentence examples for emerging destination from inspiring English sources

Want to know where to go for a cheap blast of winter sun, or need advice on an emerging destination?

"Believe it or not," Will told me as we strolled along the river, "Sudan is a real emerging destination".

In the nineteen-nineties, Zimbabwe was an emerging destination for tourists, with such attractions as Victoria Falls, but almost no one travels there anymore.

Whatever the reasons, the standout places are well worth seeking out and that's surely the best part of visiting any emerging destination.

THE upside of visiting an emerging destination is pristine landscapes, reasonable — if not decidedly cheap — prices and the rare opportunity to experience the authenticity of a place before it's overrun by tourists.

It's also an emerging destination: arrivals shot up 16 percent in early 2011, and new direct routes on Continental, Air Canada and InselAir have made it easier to reach.

Below, four emerging destinations.

Much prognosticating about the world's "emerging" destinations is pure speculation, but consider where the airlines are placing their bets.

Emerging destinations include the pristine Mergui Archipelago in the southeast, great for snorkeling, and Mrauk-U, a 15th-century royal capital in the southwestern state of Rakhine.

For those who want to stay ahead of the crowds, here are a few emerging destinations with the makings of the next Asian hot spots.

There is an enormous responsibility in stopping the destruction of wildlife and stopping the huge swelling of holidaymaker towns, especially in emerging destinations.