resort town

This is a resort town and the visitors have to be kept happy.

It is a resort town, with a permanent population of about 6,000.

It is sometimes possible to find other types of work in resort towns.

This post office was named after a resort town in England.

Being a resort town, there are many hotels and restaurants.

It is a resort town known for its scenic beauty.

This was always a resort town and still is.

The area became a resort town in the 19th century.

It became the first resort town in the state.

Today, no significant remnant of the resort town remains on the beach.

The town is well known as a "resort town" where people live during the summer months.

Instead, it was to be a residential city first, and a first-class resort town next.

He says it makes him feel that "New York has become almost like a resort town."

Mary was working for a bank in a ritzy resort town.

Thanks to the mild climate this is a resort town all year round.

He gave us the expertise and, being in a resort town, we decided to do beach tags.

"The cost of living in these resort towns keeps rising," he said.

I was soon at a certain pleasant resort town crowded with tourists.

A bit too bright and colorful, as it usually is in resort towns.

The tat of the resort towns seems a world away.

The boulevard resembles the main street in a giant resort town.

Officials were forced to close roads and evacuate a resort town within the park.

Manchester has been a fashionable resort town for almost two centuries.

Virginia Beach is best known as a resort town.

"It's reinventing itself from a military image beach city to a resort town."