"touristic spots" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase referring to places where tourists typically visit. For example: "The city has many touristic spots, such as museums and monuments, that attract visitors from around the world."
He might see the touristic spots but he won't get any deeper".
When travelers visit places, they frequently end up only visiting popular touristic spots.
Providing bike trails that connect touristic spots is a cheap way of increasing the appeal and promoting the development of those regions featuring beautiful landscapes, strong cultural traditions, and historical monuments within a small area.
The women fuss about pointing to touristic spots any visitor must try in Amiens, advising on the best macarons.
For someone who is always looking for the less touristic spots and for the less traveled paths, this new location and experience really worked out.
Along with El Hierro and La Gomera, La Palma enjoys a privileged location West of Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria the main touristic spots in the Canary Islands, Spain.
"This was a lovely area, a touristic spot, but it is impossible to live here now".
For the recent Egyptian market entry, it launched its first store in the City Stars Mall in Cairo, a big touristic spot as well as just minutes from the Cairo International Airport (Investor Relations News, Giordano website).
"There is at least one channel that flows out of the Seti river into the Phewa Lake (one of the prime attractions of Pokhara) and in case of a big flood that could invite disaster for the centre of the touristic spot".
Marion Cotillard, Michael Sheen and Carla Bruni (a k a Mrs. Nicolas Sarkozy) show up, as do the Eiffel Tower and every other touristic hot spot in Frommer's.
It's less a spot for touristic stimulation than a place you nestle into, as Hawaiian royalty once did, escaping dusty Honolulu since long before King Kamehameha's day.
