The phrase "resort driven" is correct and can be used in written English. It means that something is motivated or influenced by a resort or vacation destination. Example: Many of the local businesses in the area are resort driven, catering to the needs and desires of tourists and vacationers.
The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort and Spa (Resort Drive, 912-201-2000; www.westin.com/sacrossh) looks across the Savannah River at Old Downtown.
A venture to found a new industry, the industry of giving that relaxation, that pleasure, that culture, which hitherto the gloom and dreariness of British resorts have driven our fellow countrymen to risk in foreign lands.' Local residents were shocked, appalled and finally amazed by this eruption.
My oldest friend from high school tracked down a family friend and he scooped us up from the resort and drove us to Negril.
TO reach Ritz-Carlton's newest and most opulent resort, you drive through a forest of coconut palms, swamp bloodwoods and flame of the woods flowering shrubs until the road ends at a wall of water.
Railway firms sold land alongside and nearby the tracks in order to generate freight traffic, and they established travel agencies and built resorts to drive tourism and increase passengers.
My Colombian Co-Pilot NatalIavoided avoided the cheesy all-inclusive resorts and drove the MINI Roadster deep into the island's potholed-interior to find Joseph the Obeah Man.
Revenues at its parks and resorts jumped 10%, driven by the US parks as well as those in Tokyo and Hong Kong.
But a recent visit to St Peter Ording, a seaside resort two hours' drive from Hamburg, did wonders for me.
First, he has to entertain his guests lavishly at a riverside resort two hours' drive from the city.
In 1994, Daniel Arnaud, a French hotelier looking to develop a beach resort in Vietnam, drove out from Saigon looking for an idyllic locale.
