It has raised public concern over the past decades why overseas visitors are more enthusiastic for visiting museums and historical places compared with locals? There are numerous reasons for this problem and some measures can be taken to stimulate more local inhabitants to visit museums and historical places.
First of all, from an economic perspective, the people who live in the host country are engaged with some financial issues find it difficult to pay costs of entrance, therefore they prefer spend leisure time with alternative entertainments. Indeed, for these people, the necessities of life overrides the important of obvious the historical places. Although this amount might be favorable for the tourists who choose to travel and they are willing to pay this expense. Secondly, notwithstanding the fact that these places are very worthwhile, indigenous people are less likely to allocate their time for visiting the place that they have already known. In other words, these sites can be found more repetitive and tedious for local people.
Despite this, attendance of local people could be encouraged in a variety of ways. First and foremost, governments should raise public awareness about the importance of these locations. Veritably, museums and historical buildings should be taken into consideration as a part of one’s cultural heritage that are passed down from their ancestors. Government’s authorities, For instance, could held cultural festivals and events in these locations and at the result people find these places more enjoyable and attractive. Furthermore, devoting discount on entrance price or allocate free tickets to local people and particularly children for visit heritage sites in a regular basis.
From what have been discussed above, we may conclude that the less public awareness about valuable historical places and financial issues result in reduction in number of local visitors over against foreign visitors. Although if the solution mentioned above are implemented, all people are more likely to be encouraged to visit these sites.
It has raised public concern over the past decades why overseas visitors are more enthusiastic for visiting museums and
historical
places
compared with
locals
? There are numerous reasons for this problem and
some
measures can
be taken
to stimulate more
local
inhabitants to visit museums and
historical
places.
First of all
, from an economic perspective, the
people
who
live
in the host country
are engaged
with
some
financial issues find it difficult to pay costs of entrance,
therefore
they prefer spend leisure time with alternative entertainments.
Indeed
, for these
people
, the necessities of life overrides the
important
of obvious the
historical
places
. Although this amount might be favorable for the tourists who choose to
travel and
they are willing to pay this expense.
Secondly
, notwithstanding the fact that these
places
are
very
worthwhile, indigenous
people
are less likely to allocate their time for visiting the
place
that they have already known.
In other words
, these sites can
be found
more repetitive and tedious for
local
people
.
Despite this, attendance of
local
people
could
be encouraged
in a variety of ways.
First
and foremost,
governments
should raise public awareness about the importance of these locations.
Veritably
, museums and
historical
buildings should
be taken
into consideration as a part of one’s cultural heritage that
are passed
down from their ancestors.
Government
’s authorities,
For instance
, could
held
cultural festivals and
events
in these locations and at the result
people
find these
places
more enjoyable and attractive.
Furthermore
, devoting discount on entrance price or allocate free tickets to
local
people
and
particularly
children for visit heritage sites in a regular basis.
From what have
been discussed
above, we may conclude that the less public awareness about valuable
historical
places
and financial issues result in reduction in number of
local
visitors over against foreign visitors. Although if the solution mentioned above
are implemented
, all
people
are more likely to
be encouraged
to visit these sites.