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From completing all of your maps and your own knowledge, name three destinations that you would like to visit in the U.K. and explain why

All destinations have appeal – pull factors

Pull factors

What are the pull factors for this destination:

Pull factors

Location and accessibility Natural features Built attractions Facilities (range of accommodation, eating out,

sport and leisure, entertainment, shopping, local transport options)

Other features, e.g. local customs and traditions, in relation to how they attract different types of visitors

Keywords broken down

Location and accessibility e.g. by road, rail, air, sea

Natural features

eg beaches, rivers, mountains, gorges, waterfalls

Built attractions

For example castles, museums, historic houses, theme parks, cathedrals

Facilities

Range of accommodation; eating out; sport and leisure; entertainment; shopping; local transport within destination

Other features

For example themed destinations, media influences, famous people, royalty, events, novelty, local customs and traditions

Visitors

domestic; inbound;

differing motivations

eg history, culture, relaxation, sport, special occasion, educational, entertainment, business, special interest;

differing ages;

differing sizes or types of parties eg singles, couples, families, groups

Unit 3 - P3

P3 describe the features and facilities that attract visitors to three UK destinations [IE 2]

You must select one of the following: One coastal resort - Newquay One countryside area – The New Forest One cultural/historical town or city – Edinburgh

You will explain the factors of appeal for these destinations for different types of customers.

M1

Analyse how one UK destination attracts inbound and domestic visitors and meets their needs

To achieve M1, you must now analyse how one of the destinations from P3 attracts inbound and domestic visitors and meets their needs.

For example, a city destination like Liverpool will allow scope to address its attraction for domestic visitors such as family groups, school groups, hen parties and stag groups, particularly on short breaks or day trips. It has cultural appeal as City of Culture in 2008 and would attract both inbound visitors and domestic visitors interested in musical culture including the Beatles, or maritime history etc.

M1 continued

You may focus your analysis for M1 on at least four different types of visitors as long as this includes both inbound and domestic with differing needs . You will use the groups from P2:

Domestic: A family A retired couple Inbound: The UAE students The Chinese couple

D1

Evaluate the effectiveness of one UK destination in attracting and meeting the needs of inbound and domestic visitors, making recommendations for addressing gaps or weaknesses in provision.

For D1, you must now make some judgements on the effectiveness of the selected destination in attracting inbound and domestic visitors and meeting their needs.

Specific qualities of the destinations should be noted and recommendations for the future should be made to address any gaps or weaknesses in provision. This can be an extension from the analysis carried out for M1.