"latest attraction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something new or recently added that is intended to draw or interest people. You can use it in a sentence when talking about a specific attraction that has recently opened or become available. Example: The latest attraction at the amusement park is a thrilling roller coaster that has been drawing crowds of excited visitors.
Nevertheless the trust expects enormous interest in their latest attraction, and advises advance booking online.
Foxtail, the area's latest attraction for paparazzi, has only six, but they're heavy hitters.
Wooden shikara boats ferry vacationers across the shimmering surface of Dal Lake, trying to dodge the latest attraction, zooming Jet Skis.
Technically, Artechouse's latest attraction consists of four discrete installations and a hallway display, each separate yet thematically linked in various ways.
'In Peak Bloom' at Artechouse: Technically, Artechouse's latest attraction consists of four discrete installations and a hallway display, each separate yet thematically linked in various ways.
THE first fun filled minutes of "The Sea Gypsies," the latest attraction at the Radio City Music Hall, are enough to fill anyone with nameless dread.
Conventioneers most recently moseyed around hundreds of booths at the 40th annual "Tianguis" travel trade show in which Mexico's states, resort areas, hotels, airlines and other travel suppliers showed off their latest attractions.
Mr. Burda founded — and financed — the town's latest celebrated attraction, his own Richard museumdesigned museum.
Trends seem to sweep across cruise lines like typhoons, and the Internet is the latest hot attraction.
Tickets are now on sale for Brighton's latest tourist attraction, the world's tallest moving observation tower.
Across the Atlantic, staff leaving Lehman's New York office found that they had become the city's latest tourist attraction - as Lehman-branded items began appearing on eBay.
