resorts
n. countablen. places where many people go for a holiday to relax and have fun. These locations usually have everything you need, like hotels, restaurants, and pools, in one area.
n. commercial establishments that provide for most of a vacationer's needs, such as food, lodging, and recreation, on the premises. Often used to describe specific types of holiday destinations like ski or beach locations.
The family spent their summer at one of the seaside resorts.
Many luxury resorts in the mountains offer all-inclusive packages that cover skiing lessons, equipment rentals, and evening meals.
The rapid development of coastal resorts has significantly boosted the local economy, though it has also placed considerable strain on the region's natural water resources and traditional infrastructure.
Commonly used in the plural to refer to the industry or a general category of travel destination.