VISITOR ATTRACTION MANAGEMENT

Visitors attraction
management

INTRODUCTION
.
Visitors attraction is essential factor in an tourism sector. It is
an essential part as by which an tourism industry use to run in
an proper manner. In this report all things which are related to
visitors attraction is been defined. Value of an tourist as an
better and direct impact on day to day operation which they
use to be done by the organisation is developed in an various
steps as that will make people attract towards their services.

3.1)Processes and potential issues
An firm use to follow some of issues, it is been
mentioned below:
 Location- It is important for tourism industry to
offer an best possible places to the people as that
will make people attract towards them.
 Funding- It is essential to have an proper amount
of an fund which industry as that will help them
in doing all other things.

CONTINUED
 Stakeholder- They are the people who have stake in the
organisation’s management like customers, suppliers,
local communities and others. It is required to have
proper management so that their stake-holder's interest
can be secured.
 Attraction management- It is also very essential to be
considered by organisation as because managing the
attraction sites are helpful in drawing attention of
customers more.

Process involved in
development of an visitors
attraction are
Process:
 Project management
feasibility study
 Design
 Recruitment

CONTINUED
Individuals are exceptionally energetic to visit the spots
which are generally alluring. It is required to make
improvement and keep up old legacy and social
destinations and grow new ones so better help can be
given.
 Community involvement
 Access and signposting
 Care of customers

CONCLUSION
This report help in understanding the factors
that are affecting a very great influence
upon the operations and functions of visitors
attractions act. Different issues has been
discussed and the process that are involved
in developing attractions has also been
concluded here.

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