"trade destinations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to places where goods or services are exchanged between different countries or regions. For example, "The booming economy has led to the creation of new trade destinations in the region."
The concept showcases Australia as a desirable trade destination at both domestic and overseas sporting events.
Nevertheless, the reduced concentration of our exports in this period is explained by the increased importance of China as a trade destination for Mexican exports the Asian giant has moved from 19th to 3rd place.
The Clippers have been rumored as a trade destination for a host of well-compensated All-Stars looking to build a Heat-style super-team of their own.
Additionally, Paul's presence would have made Los Angeles a much more attractive trade destination for Magic center Dwight Howard, who refused the Magic's offer to trade him to the Lakers earlier in the season.
He even had the Yankees and other East Coast teams on his contractual list of no-trade destinations.
The agent Mark Bartlestein, Lee's representative, recently said he had discussed possible sign-and-trade destinations with several teams.
Before the game Chavez said that because of his West Coast bias he never wanted to play for the Yankees, or any other East Coast team, many of which were on his contractual list of no-trade destinations.
But growth has since stalled, hurt by a slump in exports amid economic woes in Europe and a damaging territorial spat with China, both major trading destinations for Japan.
But growth has since stalled, hit by a slump in exports amid economic woes in Europe and a damaging territorial spat with China, both major trading destinations for Japan.
