"online destination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any website or web page that a user is trying to reach on the Internet. For example, "I found the perfect holiday gift on an online destination."
Myspace, launched in 2003, was a popular online destination for years.
In other words, one moment Penney was the most visible online destination for living room furniture in the country.
— Jenna Wortham Welcome to Nothing Major Pitchfork | Pitchfork Media introduces Nothing Major, "an online destination covering emerging visual culture".
Today, his site is the online destination for style-conscious twentysomethings – and often their mums, work colleagues and younger siblings.
CPR is also a leading online destination for lawyers seeking superior arbitrators and mediators and practical ADR resources and solutions.
boohoo.com ChiChiLondon: The online destination for affordable party dresses and ocassionwear will have 25% for you to get your festive wardrobe ready for the holiday season.
The Style Coalition also plans to aggregate the best videos its bloggers produce independently, hoping to become an online destination for curated style content and to attract advertisers.
Leave it to the minimalist Patrik Ervell to be ahead of the curve with an online destination that's one of the cleanest and easiest to shop.
As for the complaint that readers with a particular interest in the environment can no longer go to a single online destination, "I acknowledge that criticism," he said.
The site has also become an all-purpose online destination for dance music, with features like a news feed, remix contests and D.J. profiles.
This information, generated by Wcities, an online destination content provider, and by hotel employees, can be found on each hotel's Web page and on an iPhone app.
