tourist attractions and theme parks

Ownership

Attractions are owned and managed by organizations, tourists and individuals working in the public, private and not-for-profit-sectors. In the USA, many attractions are subsidized by charitable donations as well as the voluntary sector.

Admission Policy

Some attractions. charge admission fees while others are free to the public attractions are subsidized organizations allow members free entry. Voluntary donations are requested in other attractions such as churches and cathedrals.

Appeal

Foreign tourist make a large

domestic tourists

mature visitors

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Size and capacity

Attractions differ in land coverage. Attractions designed for mass tourist are able to receive a large number of visitors. Understanding the capacity of sites is important in terms of mgt. And marketing.

Composition

Many attractions are located in or around a specific point such as a capital city. Events may also be found in one venue or may occur na variety of locations as part of the festival.

Degree of Performance

Built tourist attractions are usually designed with a high degree of performance. Events and festivals have a short duration. Hence, temporary sites and mobile infrastructure are often used.

Number of Visitors

Tourist attractions receive varying visitor numbers. Some attractions regularly record approximately. more than 500,000 visitors while others attract smaller number of travelers.