Sentence examples for quality destination from inspiring English sources

Back in Tbilisi on my last night, I can't help wondering about the Georgian authorities' plans to market the country as a "quality destination".

With direct flights from the UK, Kos is poised to be rediscovered as a quality destination and Aktis leads the way.

Developer Land & Lakes wanted to create a "quality destination" leisure resort with about 800 lodges but it had faced opposition over size and impact.

Speaking before the meeting, Richard Sidi, chief executive of Land and Lakes, said: "Our objective is to create a quality destination leisure resort of national significance to provide a sustainable economic legacy for the area.

In our model, efficiency-heterogeneous firms in terms of their efficiency optimally choose output quantity and quality, destination markets, and employees' composition in terms of education and unmeasured skills.

With fine suburban dining beginning to take hold, DiFillippo was on the cutting edge of bringing quality destination dining from Boston to the surrounding cities and towns.

Andreadis, who has been widely credited with innovatively bumping up the private sector's role in marketing the country – previously promoted by lacklustre state bodies – wants to transform Greece into one of the ten best quality destinations worldwide.

"The prescription for a high-quality destination does not include being overrun with cruise ships," said P. Steven Dopp, the president of the Portwood Properties Corporation, the principal owner of the 12-story, 87-year-old Francis Marion Hotel, one of Charleston's grandest.

It said investment in the region must focus on improving connectivity, realising the "energy potential" of the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel and promoting the region as a high-quality destination for international business.

Vimeo is making a big push to become relevant to brands as a high-quality destination, while a few of Facebook's early competitors — notably DailyMotion — are still hanging around.

They are defined as the weighted average of the levels of governance quality across destination countries.