Sentence examples for trendy destination from inspiring English sources
Rachel Kaplan, 16, said the chain was once a top trendy destination.
Byblos has emerged as a trendy destination not just for wealthy Lebanese expatriates but also for night owls seeking an alternative to the overcrowded clubs and strict door policies of Beirut.
Over the past 25 years, the once-sleepy outpost — with its narrow streets, brick row houses and laid-back vibe — has blossomed into a trendy destination with fine restaurants and Victorian bed-and-breakfasts.
A developer presumed dead with his wife in a private plane crash near Jamaica had an "uncanny instinct" for revitalising properties and an "incalculable" impact on his western New York hometown's resurgence from crumbling industrial centre to trendy destination for young professionals, friends and colleagues said.
"I always tell people if they want to visit a trendy destination, they have to be willing to drop some serious dollars," says Boykin.
SBE was already building a reputation for hotels with bold, dynamic design and trendy destination restaurants (its stable included SLS hotels, The Redbury, The Bazaar by José Andrés and Katsuya).
Hong Kong and China have supplanted Singapore and South-East Asia as trendy destinations for foreign investment.
These trendy destinations — better than greasy spoons or giant chains but below the gastronomic level that earns multiple Michelin stars — have hopscotched their way across the city, emerging in gentrifying waves in Shaw and Petworth, where you can order clay pot rockfish ($28) at Hazel or carne asada ($26) at Ruta del Vino.
By day, the Fontainebleau is an architectural icon; by night, its nightclub complex is an uber-trendy destination.
They were the grandes dames of the old borscht belt, until newer generations of vacationers spurned them and their less prominent like for trendier destinations.
It said the "trendiest" destinations would be the "tops of the highest mountains, the depths of the oceans and the ends of the earth".
