Historical Places, Tourism, and UK Economic Development Report

This report investigates the substantial contribution of historical places to the UK's economy, highlighting the significant role of tourism. Approximately 10 million travelers visit these sites annually, with 40% motivated by the UK's historical significance. The report emphasizes the importance of preserving and renovating tourist destinations to attract more visitors and showcase the country's cultural heritage. Key historical destinations like Big Ben and Stonehenge are mentioned. The UK government, along with private and public businesses, collaborates to foster growth in the heritage and culture industry. The planning system in the UK is based on sustainable tourism principles, which has been crucial in developing the national economy since the post-World War II era. The report traces the evolution of tourism, from early nomadic travels to the rise of business travel and pilgrimage tourism. It also highlights the impact of heritage and culture tourism, including its varied elements such as culture, ethical importance and history.

In the early age, cultural aspects, learning languages and travelling challenges restricted (Capacci, Scorcu and Vici, 2015). In 14 century
Christopher Columbus sailed westward and vasco da gama cruised to country for earn money then business travel has been integral part of
tourism industry(Cave and Brown 2012).
Early tourism started with Nomads who travelled around the world in search of
food and shelter. Main intension of this traveller is to gathered food and traded around the world and gave rise to the barter system (Capacci,
Scorcu and Vici, 2015). 1500 BC is marked as the era when the Europeans visited pyramids and thus developed the tourism for pilgrimage. Early
tourism started with Nomads who travelled around the world in search of food and shelter. Main intension of this traveller is to gathered food
and traded around the world and gave rise to the barter system (Capacci, Scorcu and Vici, 2015). 1500 BC is marked as the era when the
Europeans visited pyramids and thus developed the tourism for pilgrimage.
Growth and development of the heritage and culture industry of UK
Heritage as well as culture tourism majorly involves varied elements like culture, ethical importance of
the nation as well as its history.
It is basically in direction of progressing its varied
historical structures that in turn depicts the cultural
significance of UK. Apart from this, they together refers to
work for the renovation of tourist destinations with a pivotal
intent of conserving them for a longer time period. This in turn
fetches a liable interest of more number of travellers to visit
and envision the cultural dimensions of UK.
It is on defining the planning system of UK where it is based upon principles of sustainable tourism. It is however on referring to the
evolvement of heritage and culture where the planning system has played a greater role in the overall development of UK's national economy.
It is just after the 2nd world war where a leading development in the direction of this industry has been envisioned. It is with these two
prospective prospects that has largely focussed upon sustaining the inherited living cultural of their tour destinations.
Such three are offering greater contribution towards stability, pride as well as economic
development of the nation. Within UK there is existence of various destinations that
demonstrates heritage as well as culture of the places that is comprised of Big Ben,
Stonehenge, London museums, Roman Empire in Germany etc. In order to protect UK
government as well as other private and public business are performing together so that
heritage as well as culture industry can achieve growth and development. It is on
envisioning the total numbers of travellers per in UK, their governmental bodies have
hereby undertaken varied decisions in regard to develop the surrounding locations of UK
The carried interrogation has discovered that
UK's economy has been greatly contributed by
some profound historical places with an
enumerated ratio of near about 10 million
travellers each year. It is where 40% of these 10
million visitors are evident to visit because of
discovering the historical traits of UK.