'visit location' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe someone travelling to a particular place. For example: "The family decided to visit Hawaii for their summer vacation."
We visit locations — Alaska, Azerbaijan, for example — where BP is exploring or drilling.
Heading back into the capital, we visit locations pre-dating Gaborone's recent steel and glass expansion.
But there are also a number of other tours that visit locations that served as Rivendell and Isengard.
Fans have even been making pilgrimages to the mountain town of Hida, in central Japan, to visit locations depicted in it.
It's been devised by multimedia producer Paul Fillingham. "Eventually, visitors will be able to download the guide as an app and visit locations by bike," he says.
Scotland is experiencing particularly strong growth as families flock to Skye and the Highlands to visit locations used in Stephen Spielberg's BFG film or the Outlander TV series.
Take a local literary crime tour: Visit locations in Ian Fleming's spy novels with a two-and-a-half hour James Bond Walking Tour of London.
It shows he was there for a total of 29 hours in those three months, often for short periods or to visit locations adjacent to the rubble.
There's also a chance to visit locations from the cartoon, including Peppa's house, where you can, er, meet the entire pig family.
The first part is a simple language-independent agent interface that enables agents to visit locations with different types of middlewares.
In some cases, the tour groups visit locations seldom visited by Westerners.
