Tourist attractions are places of interest where people visit because of their cultural value, history, natural or man made beauty and amusement opportunities.People who visit these places are known as tourists.
Tourist attraction sites include monuments ,zoos, museums, national parks, forests,waterfalls, buildings e.g. sky scrappers,cultural events,attractive beaches,Islands e.t.c
Tourist attractions provide the visitors with a memorable experience and some may charge a reasonable admission fee to its visitors or may be for free.Tourist attractions may also be created in memory of legends and heroes,ethnic communities may also be classified as tourist attractors a good example is the black British neighborhood in Brixton London.
However some tourists attractions have a tendency to be of low quality and charge extra fee for their goods and services in order to to profit excessively from tourists thus one should be very careful while choosing a tourist attraction site.
Have you ever wondered what tourist attractions and places of interest receive the most visitors worldwide. Well, back in 2007, Forbes Traveler released a ranking of the world’s 50 most visited tourist attractions. This includes both international and domestic tourists. The following list will show you the most popular tourist attractions in the world, based upon the number of visitors. Now obviously those with paid attendance figures will be more precise than those that are [...]
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