Analysis of Visitor Attractions and Tourism Research

Visitor Attraction
Management

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................1
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Convergence of visitor attraction in relation to particular types of attraction......................1
1.2 Importance of different visitor attraction..............................................................................2
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Needs and motivations of different visitor types..................................................................3
2.2 Impacts of tourism on visitor attractions...............................................................................4
2.3 Effect of different theories of tourist motivation on visitor attraction management.............5
TASK 3............................................................................................................................................6
3.1 Procedures and important issues involved in development of visitor attractions.................6
TASK 4............................................................................................................................................6
4.1 Visitor management strategies..............................................................................................6
4.2 Management techniques to retain sustainability...................................................................7
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

INTRODUCTION
Visitor attraction can be defined as integral part of tourism industry. As it helps in
development and improvement of tourism services and infrastructure. In modern world, almost
all countries are having their own visitor attractions, which is helping them in growing their
economy. In simple words, travelling can be defined as experience which a traveller gets through
visiting various historical and other kind of places. It is responsibility of different nations to
manage their visitor places so that they can attract a huge number of people to visit over there.
There are various impacts, theories and issues of traveller attraction through which management
of visitor place can develop their profitability (Swarbrooke and Page, 2012). This project report
is based on National Tourism Agency Visit Britain which have a huge impact on England's
tourism sector. In this report, numerous types of travellers, their importance and different
theories of tourist motivation has been evaluated. Along with this, various issues which can
affect visitor attraction management has also been determined.
TASK 1
1.1 Convergence of visitor attraction in relation to particular types of attraction
To save wastage of time everybody tries to use concept of multitasking. With the help of
various approaches tourist place can develop their visitor attraction. Convergence is a most
important aspect which involves various activities and operate them simultaneously. When
people make plan to visit some areas then they try to visit at least two areas which are closer to
each other. There are various visitor places in England which attracts travellers from all over the
world. Most of people prefer to visit England because it has many traveller attraction points.
Some of them are near to each other and some are very far to each other. Areas which are in high
proximity to others become first priority of visitors (Newsome, Moore and Dowling, 2012). As
they save time of travellers. In simple words, it can be said that nearby areas attracts more people
as they spare time and also minimise the cost of individuals. There are various attractive places
in England which are near to each other. One of them is London eye, which is central point of
attention for numerous visitors.
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