A physical or cultural feature of a particular place that individual travellers or tourists
perceive as capable of meeting one or more of their specific leisure-related needs.
Such features may be ambient in nature (eg. climate, culture, vegetation or scenery),
or they may be specific to a location, such as a theatre performance, a museum or a
waterfall.1
2. Positive or favourable attributes of an area for a given activity or set of activities as
desired by a given customer or market, including climate, scenery, activities, culture.
(a) Man made attractions are physical structures (Sydney Harbour Bridge) or events
(Olympics).
(b) Natural attractions are physical phenomena deemed unusual and /or beautiful
(Bungle Bungles).
(c) Secondary attractions have tourist appeal, but are not the primary reason for
visiting a location.
(d) A negative attraction is an attribute of an area that tends to make some customer
or market choose not to visit as for example pollution or crime.
A physical or cultural feature of a particular place that individual travellers or tourists
perceive as capable of meeting one or more of their specific leisure-related needs.
Such features may be ambient in nature (eg. climate, culture, vegetation or scenery),
or they may be specific to a location, such as a theatre performance, a museum or a
waterfall.1
2. Positive or favourable attributes of an area for a given activity or set of activities as
desired by a given customer or market, including climate, scenery, activities, culture.
(a) Man made attractions are physical structures (Sydney Harbour Bridge) or events
(Olympics).
(b) Natural attractions are physical phenomena deemed unusual and /or beautiful
(Bungle Bungles).
(c) Secondary attractions have tourist appeal, but are not the primary reason for
visiting a location.
(d) A negative attraction is an attribute of an area that tends to make some customer
or market choose not to visit as for example pollution or crime.
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