Visitor attraction management

Task 3: a Power Point 10 slides which will include the process and the issues in the development of visitor attractions

TASK 3
Visitor attraction management

Processes and the potential issuesProcesses and the potential issues
involved in the development of visitorinvolved in the development of visitor
attractions.attractions.
In respect to increase visitor attraction, in UK tourism
industry need to concentrate on development of
business for enhance revenue and profits. It assists to
gain high market share and profits for attracting
customer at workplace.

Process
It includes following steps that taken for process of visitor
attraction:
Study for project management feasibility: It is the first step
in which UK determines to assess study for conducting new
visitor attraction.

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Design: In order to attract new visitors, design must be
included in attractive manner that assists to attract new
people at workplace. This is because, design is frame to
develop outcomes of organisation.
Local community development: In this step, local community
needed for developing outcomes through attracting various
people at workplace.

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Planning application: In respect to developing local community,
planning application create proper functions in nation.
Recruitment and selection: Recruitment and selection of various
people assists to provide relevant information to attract new
people at workplace. With the help of effective results, country
can take responsibilities to provide proper training that assists to
attract new people.

Recruitment and selection

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Opening event: Another important element which organise
to promote visitor attraction is developing programs as per
business requirement.
Customer care: Customer care is also required to give
proper attention that assists to maintain loyalty for them.

Issues
There are different types of issues take place that are as
follows:
Location issues
Funding issues

Funding

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Wang, X. and et.al., 2016. How smart is your tourist attraction?:
Measuring tourist preferences of smart tourism attractions via a
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Weidenfeld, A. and Leask, A., 2013. Exploring the relationship
between visitor attractions and events: definitions and management
factors. Current Issues in Tourism. 16(6). pp.552-569.