This report delves into the complexities of visitor attraction management within the tourism sector. It identifies two key issues affecting the development of visitor attractions: location, sourcing of funding, and stakeholder relationships, along with the impact of environmental and economic factors. The report outlines the procedures involved in planning and developing visitor attractions, including tourism demand analysis, supply chain analysis, and impact assessments. Furthermore, it analyzes and compares visitor management strategies at a local visitor attraction, focusing on techniques to manage visitor flow and resource capabilities. The report also examines management techniques utilized in local visitor attractions, addressing economic, social, and environmental factors. Overall, the report offers insights into the challenges and strategies crucial for successful visitor attraction management, particularly in the UK context.