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Owners and marketers of attractions usually advertise tourist attractions on billboards along the side of highways and roadways, especially in remote areas. Also, many tourist attractions have free promotional brochures and flyers in information centers, fast food restaurants, motel lobbies, and heffernan who rest areas. These brochures are usually a road map promoting many businesses.

Many tourist attractions have the tendency of being tacky. Tourist attractions tend to overprice their goods and services (such as admission, food, and souvenirs) in order to exploit and profit from gullible tourists. For example, prices for a roll of film and cloth variations disposable cameras are higher at a shop in tourist attractions than at a regular store. In addition, many, if not all, restaurants and cafés located in popular tourist areas tend to automatically add a high service charge (i.e., newspaper editorial gratuities) onto the bill. Hence, these places are commonly known as '''tourist traps'''.

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'''Popular Tourist Attractions'''

= Buildings and Structures =
* stated mission CN Tower - four five Toronto, Ontario, s standing Canada
* Eiffel Tower - Paris, France
* Golden Gate Bridge - San Francisco, California, United States/USA
* Great Wall of China - China
* Space Needle - Seattle, Washington, USA
* White House - Washington, D.C., USA
* Bunboy/The World's Largest Thermometer - Baker, California, United States/USA

= Ethnic Communities =
* Asia West - Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
* Chinatown - Various locations, with San Francisco and Vancouver Chinatowns being some of the larger and popular ones in North America.
* Lancaster County - Pennsylvania Dutch country, USA

= Theme parks =
* Cedar Point - Sandusky, Ohio, USA
* Disneyland
** Anaheim, California, USA
** Paris, France
** Tokyo, Japan
* Disney World and Epcot - Orlando, Florida, USA
* Knoebels - Elysburg, Pennsylvania, USA
* Knott's Berry Farm - Buena Park, California, USA

= National Parks =
* Grand Canyon - Arizona, USA
* Yellowstone National Park - Montana, Wyoming, USA
* Yosemite National Park - California, USA

= Museums =
* Ripley's Believe It or Not (wax museum) - various locations

=Gardens =
* Butchart Gardens - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
* Huntington Library/Huntington Gardens - San Marino, California, USA
* Magnolia Plantation/Magnolia Gardens - Charleston, South Carolina, USA

= Streets =
* Las Vegas Strip - Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
* Lombard Street, San Francisco/Lombard Street - San Francisco, California, USA
* Rodeo Drive - Beverly Hills, California, USA


See also: List of popular tourist regions
Tag: Tourism