Sentence examples for modern destination from inspiring English sources

Zoos and safari parks may be a common modern destination, but this comprehensive analysis establishes that our fascination with creatures from far-off lands started long before Longleat or Chester: in fact, we have been marvelling at such live imports since the 12th century.

In transforming the space from an old car dealership to a modern destination, the team worked to use the existing buildings so that its original retro-character is maintained.

It's now becoming a modern foodie destination, spearheaded by the growing influence of local favourites like bistro Cocos Cantina.

Samantha Sacramento, whose mixed ministerial portfolio includes tourism, is determined to continue developing "all the quality services that a modern leisure destination can offer its customers".

Developers tout their plans as forward-looking, something that will turn a drab waterfront into a modern, attractive destination and business hub that will generate jobs.

"A lot of people look at Scottsdale and see resorts and golf, but what's starting to happen is they're seeing us as a modern, sophisticated destination, not just the tacky tourist shops".

Fifty years on, with the town reinvented as a modern tourist destination, the lack of train services looks like an embodiment of the serial stupidities of transport policy, not least when you've been locked into long queues on the roads that ferry people there from the motorway.

His ambition is to transform Sochi, a somewhat faded resort - if that is the correct description - on the Black Sea, into a thriving, modern tourist destination.

And it makes the museum a modern-art destination in a way that it has never quite been before.

The virtue of many modern holiday destinations is that they provide the perfect conditions in which high-paying customers can feel entirely homesick.

But Syros, for all its history, remains an unlikely modern-art destination, home to "locals, a few lost souls, or domestic tourists," as Mr. Garcia-Torres characterizes it.