Analyzing Development Process & Issues in Visitor Attraction Mgmt

This report provides an overview of visitor attraction management, highlighting the importance of tourism in revenue generation. It details the development process for visitor attractions, emphasizing local community involvement, accessibility, signposting, and customer care. The report also addresses potential issues that may arise during the development of visitor attractions, such as funding, stakeholder management, and attracting visitors. References to relevant tourism management studies are included to support the analysis.

Visitor Attraction Management
Task-3

Content
• Introduction
• Process for the development of visitor attraction
• Issues in development of visitor attraction
• References

Introduction
Visitor attraction management is one of the important task for the organisation
that provide their services in this regard. Tourisms sector plays important role to
increase the revenue for the government of the country. This revenue is received
from the people who visit different destinations.

Process for the development of
visitor attraction
People are highly motivated to visit the places which are most attractive. It is
required to make development and maintain old heritage and cultural sites and
develop new ones so that better assistance can be provided.
There are different processes that can be used in this regard-
 Local community involvement
 Access and signposting
 Customer care

Issues in development of visitor
attraction
There are some of the issues that may arise in the development of visitor
attraction like-
Funding
Stakeholder
Issues of attracting

References
Coghlan, A., 2012. Facilitating reef tourism management through an
innovative importance-performance analysis method. Tourism
Management. 33(4). pp.767-775.
Connell, J., Page, S. J. and Meyer, D., 2015. Visitor attractions and
events: Responding to seasonality. Tourism Management. 46.
pp.283-298.
Jin, Q. and Pearce, P., 2011. Tourist perception of crowding and
management approaches at tourism sites in Xi'an. Asia Pacific
Journal of Tourism Research. 16(3). pp.325-338.