The phrase "host of visitors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large or especially noteworthy group of people who have come to visit a particular place or person. For example, you might say, "The mayor's mansion was visited by a host of visitors from all over the country.”.
Mr. Yellin's vision includes a large-scale exhibition hall, an artists' residency program, a sculpture garden and hosts of visitors for symposiums and public programs.
The incident has reignited debate over how Rome can host millions of visitors a year while protecting its heritage.
With Museums Matter, James Cuno, president and director of the Art Institute of Chicago, replies with a resounding "No!" He takes us on a brief tour of the modern museum, from the creation of the British Museum the archetypal encyclopedic collection to the present, when major museums host millions of visitors annually and play a major role in the cultural lives of their cities.
We host thousands of visitors each year and I am proud to say that we have had visitors from all 50 states and 15 foreign countries tour our ranch.
Bewick's swans and white-fronted geese figure among a host of winter visitors including wigeon, teal, lapwing and dunlin, along with ruff, redshank, and black-tailed godwits.
In fact, its very existence today depends on our continued belief in the awesomeness of its heritage – hosting coachloads of visitors, producing mineral water, and leasing its grounds for weddings, along with other business enterprises.
"New York City hosts millions of visitors each year, and it is essential that our hotels are open and accessible to all," Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in New York, said in a statement.
It is managed by the Rabbi of the Western Wall and every year hosts millions of visitors.
It can hold about 3,000 people and hosts hundreds of visitors a day.
It is owned by Phillips 66. Increased demand for the tour from universities, school groups and families now has the Huntington Park-based organization hosting hundreds of visitors on dozens of bus trips a year.
