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    Tourist Site and Sight Features: Examples

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    A tourist attraction refers to the main focus of interest at a tourist destination and involves engaging more than just sight through other senses like touch, sound, and taste. An excellent tourist site sells a unique experience, meets international demand by understanding tourists' expectations, and practices high-quality international marketing. Tourism information sources include primary sources from first-hand experiences and secondary sources like publications, with technical data and cross-checking through triangulation to ensure accuracy.

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    A tourist attraction refers to the main focus of interest at a tourist destination and involves engaging more than just sight through other senses like touch, sound, and taste. An excellent tourist site sells a unique experience, meets international demand by understanding tourists' expectations, and practices high-quality international marketing. Tourism information sources include primary sources from first-hand experiences and secondary sources like publications, with technical data and cross-checking through triangulation to ensure accuracy.

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    A tourist attraction refers to the main focus of interest at a tourist destination and involves engaging more than just sight through other senses like touch, sound, and taste. An excellent tourist site sells a unique experience, meets international demand by understanding tourists' expectations, and practices high-quality international marketing. Tourism information sources include primary sources from first-hand experiences and secondary sources like publications, with technical data and cross-checking through triangulation to ensure accuracy.

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    TOURIST ATTRACTION

    Tourist Attraction- refers to the center of attention in a tourist destination.

    Tourism Product- refers to the total experience of getting to the tourist destination
    and tourist

    TOURIST SITE AND SIGHT FEATURES

     Tourist Site- contains one or more tourist attractions, which may be a sight,
    event, site’s history, an accommodation facility.

    -involves not only by the sense of sight but also other senses- touch, smell, sound
    and taste.

     Tourist Sight- refers to only to what the eyes can see-beautiful sceneries.

    CRITERIA/S ON HOW TO CHARACTERIZE EXCELLENT TOURIST SITE:

    1. Must sell a “signature experience,” authentic and unique which engages


    variety of senses and opportunities to experience.
    2. Must meet international demand, based on understanding of tourist and
    meeting their expectations.
    3. Must practice a high standard of international marketing, includes
    functional website, social media campaigns, willingness to host familiarization
    tours, and links with suppliers and partners.

    TOURISM INFORMATION SOURCES

     Primary Source- refers to information on those with first-hand experience of


    information

    Examples:

    Joining familiarization trips

    School field trips


     Secondary Source- refers to reports and publications.

    Technical Data- refers specialized information that may be difficult on non-


    practitioners.

    Examples:

    Statistics

    Coordinates of a place

    Triangulation- process of cross-checking with other references to make sure the


    information gathered is accurate.

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