'enjoyable visit' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe an experience in which you took pleasure or delight. For example, "I had an enjoyable visit to the beach yesterday."
The key to an enjoyable visit is finding the right time to go.
It wasn't my first time there, but it was my most enjoyable visit, thanks to a new multi-media gadget, the XP-vision, that was introduced last November.
With so many people jostling for space in the strip of green running between the Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial, the key to an enjoyable visit is finding the right time to go.
The X-Factor host Dermot O'Leary also told of his enjoyable visit to the Aviva Stadium for the England game last month, specifically the spontaneous applause from Irish supporters when an Englishman in their midst belted out a rousing solo version of Jerusalem.
After an informative, educational, entertaining and enjoyable visit we came away with lots of thoughts.
Following these simple tips can improve your communication with the person, leading to a more enjoyable visit.
In his statement, Mr. Sullivan said, "I think the compromise that was struck today will allow us to manage the park in a way that meets our goal of providing safe and enjoyable visits for everyone".
I'm especially inclined to see this as a real possibility after my very interesting and enjoyable recent visit to Covenant College, in Lookout Mountain, Georgia, just across the Tennessee border from Chattanooga.
He talked to me of how timed ticketing has made famous historic attractions such as the Alhambra in Spain far more enjoyable to visit, and he spoke enthusiastically of how experimental archaeology was transforming our understanding of Stonehenge.
You will be surprised how much more enjoyable your visit may be because of that.
Local authority provision of things such as putting greens, boating lakes and tennis courts made our resorts more enjoyable and visiting them a richer experience.
