five different tourism attraction presentation

2. TOURIST ATTRACTION
• a place of interest where tourists visit, typically for its
inherent or exhibited cultural value, historical
significance, natural or built beauty, or amusement
opportunities.
• also created to capitalize on legends such as a
supposed UFO crash site near Roswell, New Mexico and
the alleged Loch Ness monster sightings in Scotland.
Ghost sightings also make tourist attractions.

3. Attractions may be:
•Natural Attractions
•Man-made Attractions
•Site Attractions
•Event Attractions

4. Natural Attractions
•A natural attraction is one that has been
created by nature
•A geographic or geological feature that
attracts tourist.
•It include mountains, beaches, climate
features such as sunshine and pure air.

5. Man-made Attractions
•Place which is made by man for
tourist attraction
•it can be historically building or
architectural interest such as Fort
Santiago, holiday camps or “theme
parks” such as Disneyland.

6. Site Attractions
• Site attraction is one in which the
destination itself has appeal
• In may be a country, a
geographical region such as the
Alps, a city, a resort such as
Boracay

7. Event Attractions
• One in which tourist are drawn to the
destination solely because of what is
taking place there.
• It include
congresses, exhibition, festival such
as Ati-atihan Festival and sport events
such as the Olympic Games.

8. TOURISM ATTRACTIONS
FROM ALL OVER THE
WORLD:

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10. Tourist Attractions in Haiti
Most important places of Haiti are Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haïtien
and the North coast. The tourist attractions in Haiti are Petionville,
Plaine du Cul de Sac, Musee de Guahaba, Barbancourt Rum
Distillery, Museum of Haitian Art, Bay of Acul, Itadelle Laferriere,
Labadie Island, Amiga Island and so on.

11. The major tourist
attractions of
Australia are the
Opera House in
Sydney, the Harbour
Bridge, the Victorian
buildings like the
classic Strand Arcade
and the Art Gallery of
New South Wales. The
Murray Darling
River, the Great
Barrier Reefs and the
vast Australian
deserts are the major
attractions of
Australia.
Australia Tourist
Attractions

12. Brazil Tourist Attractions
Ouro Preto, Fernando de Noronha, Teatro Amazonas, Historic Center of Olinda,
Salvador Beaches, Rio Carnival, Amazon River, Iguazu Falls, Christ the
Redeemer are some of the major tourist attractions in Brazil.

13. Some of the major
tourist attractions of
Haiti are Plaine du Cul
de Sac, Musee de
Guahaba, Barbancour
t Rum
Distillery, Museum of
Haitian Art, Port-auPrince, Cap-Haïtien
and the North coast.
The tourist attractions
in Haiti are
Petionville, Bay of
Acul, Itadelle
Laferriere, Labadie
Island, Amiga Island
and many more.
Haiti Tourist
Attractions

14. Tourist
Attractions
in Brazil
Some of the major tourist attractions in Brazil are
Amazon River, Historic Center of Olinda, Salvador
Beaches, Ouro Preto, Fernando de Noronha, Teatro
Amazonas, Rio Carnival, Iguazu Falls, Christ the
Redeemer and so on. Many tourists across the world
love to visit Brazil.

15. VISITOR ATTRACTIONS
OBJECTIVES:
1. Understand the scope and importance of
visitor attractions
2. Identify the classifications of visitor
attractions

16. Visitor Attractions
It is a named site with a specific human or
natural feature which is the focus of visitor
and management attention. Pearce, 1991

17. Visitor Attractions
 A permanent established excursion destination
 A primary purpose of which is to allow access for
entertainment, interest or education
 It must be open to the public, without prior booking,
for published periods each year.
 It should be capable of attracting day visitors or
tourists as well as local residents
 It must be a single business, under a single
management, so that it is capable of answering the
economic questions on revenue, employment
- Definition of NTO, UK

18. Classifications of attractions
• TYPE
Historic houses, Museums and galleries, Wildlife
attractions, Castles, Gardens, Leisure parks
• PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
Natural (forest, mountains)
Built Environment (leisure park, historic houses)
• OWNERSHIP
Managed by wide range of organizations, trusts and
individuals working in the public, private and not for profit
sectors.

19. Classifications of attractions
 PERCEPTION
Dark Tourism
Memorial Day Commemoration
 ADMISSION POLICY
Admission fees,
Open freely to the public,
Operated by membership,
Voluntary donations
APPEAL
Geographic level
Market segments
SIZE AND CAPACITY
Vary in land
coverage, designed for mass
coverage, range of services
and facilities

20. Influences in determining the success of
visitor attractions
• Professional management skills and the operator’s available
resources
The type of attraction or ‘product offering’
Market demand for the product
Ease of access from major routes and centers of tourist and
resident populations
Appropriate hours of opening
Provision and quality of on-site amenities (parking, visitor
centre, signs and
labels, shops, guides, refreshments, toilets etc.)
Proximity to and quality of near site amenities (sign
posts, local accommodation, local services)

21. TOURISM WORLDWIDE
ATTRACTIONS
Machu
Picchu

22. Chichèn itza (mexico)

23. The statue
of liberty

24. Sugar-loaf
mountain
(Brasil)

25. The golden
gate bridge

26. The great wall of china

27. The Parthenon

28. Taj Mahal
(india)

29. The eiffel
tower (paris)

30. The sidney opera house (australia)

31. The sphinx (egypt)

32. Big Ben

33. Niagara falls

34. CREDITS TO:
TIPES OF ATTRACTIONS
SUMAY, ORLA
VILLALOBOS, LAICA
VILLARBA, RUTH
SAYSON, ANGELICA
CABRERA, FRANCES ZYRA
PARIÑAS, JOBELLE
ROWY, CLARICE NATHALIE

35. REFERENCES