This report provides a comprehensive analysis of tourist destinations, focusing on the United Kingdom and Costa Rica. It begins with an introduction to the tourism industry, highlighting its growth and economic impact. The report then delves into an analysis of the UK's position as a leading tourist destination, examining visitor numbers, income generation, and trends. Statistical data from the World Tourism Organization is used to compare the UK with other top destinations like the USA, France, and Spain. The report further explores the cultural, social, and physical features that contribute to a destination's appeal, using slides to present key aspects. A comparative analysis between the UK and Costa Rica assesses the appeal of developed versus developing tourist destinations, considering factors such as infrastructure, crime rates, and government initiatives. The report concludes by evaluating the characteristics that affect a tourist destination's popularity and potential for responsible tourism, offering valuable insights into the dynamics of the global tourism industry. Finally the report presents the future trends and forecasts for tourism in the UK.