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Report on Importance of Visitor Attractions in VisitBritain

   

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INTRODUCTIONVisitor attractions are those destinations which attract tourists and visitors across theworld. In this context, present report will focus on comprehending the scope and importance ofvisitor attractions with regard to VisitBritain. In this report, an analysis of the importance ofvisitor’s attraction will be made. Evaluation of the needs and motivation of different visitor’stype will be assessed in this report. The impact of tourism on visitor’s attraction and differenttheories of tourist’s motivation will be analysed in this assignment. The processes and thepotential issues involved in the development of visitor attraction will be assessed and differentvisitor’s strategies implemented by VisitBritain will be analysed in this assignment. Also,evaluation of management techniques in relation to sustainability will be discussed here. TASK 11.1 Overlap of visitors attractionUnited Kingdom is one of the leading developed tourist destinations across world. It isrenowned for its tradition, cultures, historic infrastructures and civilisation (Connell, Page andMeyer, 2015). There are various man-made and natural attraction surrounding United Kingdom1Illustration 1: National Maritime Museum(Source: Visit London, 2018)
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and in this article, the overlap of visitors attraction in relation to the National Maritime Museum,Greenwich Park and The Queen's House.The National Maritime Museum: It is located at Greenwich, London which is one the leadingmaritime museums of United Kingdom. The museum was established under The NationalMaritime Act of 1934. It was established in 1934 within 200 acres of Greenwich Royal Park.Visitors visits the museum in order to enhance their knowledge about British Culture. In themuseum, Royal Observatory has been constructed in 1953 which was inaugurated by QueenElizabeth II in 1960 (Williams, Weidenfeld and Butler, 2016). All the building in museum hasbeen subsequently modified in order to enhance the protection. The gardens immediately to thenorth of the museum were reinstated in the late 1870s following construction of the cut-and-cover tunnel between Greenwich and Maze Hill stations. The tunnel comprised part of the finalsection of the London and Greenwich Railway and opened in 1878.Greenwich Park: Greenwich Park is located at south-east London is known as former HuntingPark. Greenwich Park is London most amazing park which able to attracts thousands of visitorstowards it. With mesmerising scenery and architecture of 17th century tourist’s attraction towardspark kept on increasing. During the London 2012 Summer Olympics, Greenwich Park was thevenue for the Olympic equestrian events and for the riding and running parts of the modernpentathlon events (Xu, 2017). It was also the venue for the Paralympic equestrian events. It is2Illustration 2: Greenwich Park (Source: Royal Museum Greenwich, 2018)
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