Sentence examples for more remote destinations from inspiring English sources
Though the Caribbean remains the most trafficked destination for cruise ships, cruise lines are now piloting trips to more remote destinations both at home and abroad.
While we do perform in large cities, we also travel to smaller, more remote destinations under a program we call TruckStop.
Gap years often involve travelling to more remote destinations, so make sure you're covered for medical expenses, legal costs and loss of personal possessions or money, especially if you're travelling outside Europe".
All too soon, it's time for me to fly home from Port Elizabeth, sad not to have time to visit the more remote destinations on the itinerary, but keenly aware how just being out in the ocean every day for 10 weeks must have a profound affect on a person.
While there are tours on offer in almost every country in the world, for more remote destinations such as the Galapagos Islands, Patagonia and Antarctica, it's almost always easier (and often cheaper) to book a group tour rather than travelling independently.
Lighting I could never recreate in some of the more remote destinations where I plan makes me jealous.
Along with affluent Americans unaffected by the recession, Europeans looking for more remote luxury destinations are also finding second homes in Canada.
Everyone's 2018 travel predictions, from sources as varied as Booking.com and JW Thompson Intelligence Future 100, envisioned a travel landscape marked by more remote and challenging destinations (what JTW called "anti-luxury luxury").
Increasingly, these persons are traveling to more remote and exotic destinations.
Although public attention gradually shifted to more remote and less developed destinations with the advent of modern transportation and the westward expansion of the United States, the physical, cultural, and historic legacy of that early recreational interest in the Metacomet Ridge still supports modern conservation efforts.
Short trips around tourist destinations are lucrative; trips to more remote areas, or on congested commuter routes, are much less profitable.
