Sentence examples for select destinations from inspiring English sources

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".

Digital media have revolutionised the way customers select destinations, share opinions, compare prices and, if they wish, build their own packages of flights, hotels and excursions from the component parts on offer.Now, even big operators with economies of scale, like TUI, struggle to profit in a commoditised market, and thus have to create packages that are distinctive in some way.

Respondents in these countries tend, on average, to select destinations where the unemployment rate is lower.

The homepage has been simplified so you can select destinations from a list.

Underneath the search box is a section where you can find featured deals that can be daily specials to select destinations or seasonal sales.

On the other hand, the positive effect of average life satisfaction indicates that respondents tend to select destinations where the average subjective well-being of the population is higher.

He later launched another travel show, The Layover (2011 13), which centred on Bourdain spending between 24 and 48 hours in a select destination.

The program reduces the normal 25,000-mile price to fly to a select destination 500 or more miles away.

On the high end: MassMutual Select Destination Retirement 2040 charges 1.38%, reflecting the higher costs of the MassMutual funds underneath.

A few less-than-inspiring holdings also drag down MassMutual's Select Destination retirement funds, which rank at the bottom for 2020 and 2030.

Furthermore, like in the Philippines, bilateral agreements with select destination countries such as Malaysia stipulate overseas employers' obligation to provide private health insurance for workplace accidents and pre-employment medical examinations (84).