"select destination" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to make a choice between two or more destinations. For example: "We have three possible vacation spots - Paris, London, and Rome - so please select destination."
He later launched another travel show, The Layover (2011 13), which centred on Bourdain spending between 24 and 48 hours in a select destination.
A spokeswoman told The IoS: "Interpol is following up on anecdotal evidence of potential trafficking of Syrian/Iraqi items from select destination markets, and cross-checking information from our works of art, counter-terrorism and fugitives units to identify individuals of possible interest".
On the high end: MassMutual Select Destination Retirement 2040 charges 1.38%, reflecting the higher costs of the MassMutual funds underneath.
The program reduces the normal 25,000-mile price to fly to a select destination 500 or more miles away.
A few less-than-inspiring holdings also drag down MassMutual's Select Destination retirement funds, which rank at the bottom for 2020 and 2030.
The basics: insert second disk, launch transfer app (which verifies that computer meets the requirements), enter a 16-digit code (from an insert in the packaging), select destination of either PC or portable media player".
Similarly, Scott Berman, director of PriceWaterhouseCoopers's U.S. hospitality and leisure division, said, "We're getting more and more calls, particularly from the brand sponsors, who are very interested in penetrating Europe, both with traditional timeshares and, in select destinations, fractionals".
The homepage has been simplified so you can select destinations from a list.
Respondents in these countries tend, on average, to select destinations where the unemployment rate is lower.
Underneath the search box is a section where you can find featured deals that can be daily specials to select destinations or seasonal sales.
All four set out from Philips Hall and successfully navigated to the selected destination.
