VISITOR ATTRACTION MANAGEMENT

Visitors Attraction
Management
(TASK 3)

Cover Content
Introduction
Process and issues which are included in development
Issues related to development of visitors attraction
Procedure to develop visitors attraction
References

Introduction
Visitors attraction management is necessary as it assist in
attracting large number of consumers. They have to renovate the
destinations as well as have to provide the best and qualitative
products and services so that targets can be attained.

Process and potential issues which are
involved in development
Science Museum is an extremely excellent place and also
fascination point in London. It was built up in 1857. In this
tourist destination, approx. 3.3 million tourists are to be
appeared. In this there are different or various things which are to
be included such as Stephenson's Rocket, First Jet engine, steam
engine along with the Model of DNA.

Continued...
Hyde park is a noteworthy stop in Central London and it is
having a four royal parks which can frame a chain from the
entrance of Kensington Palace through Kensington park along
with the Hyde Park.

Issues related to development of visitors
attraction
The issues are:
• Location: Proper area should be provided to them so that they
can expand their business.
• Funding: They have to utilise proper funds as well as
resources so that services can be delivered.
• Transport: Appropriate transportation facilities should be
offered so that visitors cannot face any issue.
• Technology: Employees should use updated technology so that
innovative services can be provided by them to their tourists.

Procedure to develop visitors attraction
The procedure which are incorporated into the advancement or
change of spots which helps in drawing in the guests are:
• Project administration feasibility study
• Design
• Recruitment

References
Beritelli, P., Bieger, T. and Laesser, C., 2014. The new frontiers
of destination management: Applying variable geometry as a
function-based approach. Journal of Travel Research. 53(4).
pp.403-417.
Cellini, R., 2011. Is UNESCO recognition effective in fostering
tourism? A comment on Yang, Lin and Han. Tourism
management. 32(2). pp.452-454.

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