"resort site" is a correct term and can be used in written English.
It refers to a location or area where a resort is situated. Example: The development company is currently looking for a new resort site on the coast, with hopes of building a luxurious beachfront property.
Lake Chūzenji is a resort site noted for its shrines, yachting, trout fishing, and skiing.
A £155m development on the old Paradise Beach resort site is also under way.
The island has several championship courses, including the Seaside layout at the Sea Island resort, site of next month's McGladrey Classic.
In the front of the room was a map of the town with 35 red X's each one a police blockade to the resort site.
His vision for developing the Genting Highlands hinged on building a road to the resort site, which is 5,940 feet above sea level.
Deer Valley Resort, site of some 2002 Winter Olympic events, will host aerial, moguls, dual moguls and ski cross competitions, while two miles away, Park City Mountain Resort will host the ski halfpipe competition.
The company has purchased 6,000 acres with six miles of beachfront there, Mr. Anthony said, adding that his company does not intend to develop the resort sites beyond building places to stay.
A preview of the decree indicated that a pair of Vietnamese-owned developments, which had already been designated as integrated resort sites, would be eligible for the experiment.
With the $53 million purchase of the 57-acre site from DINE, the Mexican firm that originated and remains the master developer of Punta Mita, Strategic now owns three of the four hotel and resort sites there and is poised to profit from the continued development of the sprawling gated peninsula.
"Housekeeping is probably the most controversial -- and misunderstood -- tipping subject in hotels," says Charlyn Keating Chisholm, editor of About.com's hotels and resorts site, who has written several blogs on the topic.
Whatever the cause, operators of smaller areas, like Mr. Moore, are expressing concern that more closings of smaller areas would trigger an economic domino effect that would eventually reach the larger destination-resort sites, such as Killington in Vermont and Sun Valley in Idaho.
