"renowned destination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place that is well-known and popular among tourists, for example: "Rome is a renowned destination for travelers seeking culture and history."
Capitalizing on this voyeuristic impulse is one part of Beichuan's plan to become "an internationally renowned travel destination".
Ajmer is a couple of miles from Pushkar, a renowned pilgrimage destination for Hindus, surrounded by temples and holy ghats.
The following is adapted from his book, 'Maldives: Islamic Republic, Tropical Autocracy', a first-hand investigation of the seamy, dangerous and greedy politics that underpin the globally renowned tourist destination.
Currently, there are 214 accredited zoos in the United States, from tiny eight-acre attractions to world-renowned destinations like the San Diego Zoo, whose annual budget approaches $200 million.
The island is a popular tourist destination renowned for the seashells that can be gathered on its beaches; the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum is dedicated to the subject.
In 1998, the Cayman Islands, a Caribbean destination renowned for its scuba diving, notified Atlantis that it would not allow its cruise ship to dock.
Their vision was to recreate the "Black Metropolis" of the 1950s, when Bronzeville was a bustling center of Chicago's black middle class and a renowned night-life destination.
In total contrast to this sombre, thought-provoking site, today the centre of Liège – about 6km away – is a vibrant destination, renowned for its shops and its café life.
Jacmel, long the country's top tourist destination, renowned for its friendly people and low crime, seemed like the best place to start.
