The phrase "enticing experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a pleasant and attractive experience. For example: "I can't wait for the ski season this year - I'm sure it will be an enticing experience."
It's not hard to understand why volunteering is an enticing experience.
Make going into the crate a more enticing experience by throwing in a treat or a toy before smiling and saying your version of, "Bedtime!" Then praise your dog once in the crate, tell them "Goodnight," and leave them alone.
On the one hand, one would want to create an enticing experience for the public.
We are being integrated into the web at an astonishing pace, and my own limited experience of but two days so far, tells me that most people will actually find this a very attractive and enticing experience.
It'll be a bit before we can say anything about Hangster's user growth, but early versions of the app promise an enticing visual experience.
Exciting and enticing new experiences await, as do exotic foods and libations.
In addition, Disney representatives expect that some mainlanders who have their first taste of Disney in Shanghai will be enticed to experience other parks, including Hong Kong's.
You'll have two enticing ways to experience the city a panoramic guided tour aboard a motorcoach, or discover the Budapest that locals love on a special walking tour.
They've upgraded stadiums and added wider food selections to create a premium fan experience, enticing casual fans to fork over big bucks for stadium tickets.
It must become a stager of toy-playing experiences — enticing consumers into its new places by offering experiences that both parents and kids value.
Josh Luchs, a former agent affiliated with the NFL, recently outlined his history in the business, specifically his experiences enticing collegiate athletes to become clients upon graduation by offering them what the NCAA defines a "improper benefits".
