This could be for a large number of reasons for example Cardiff is one of the flattest cities in Britain, this means that it has more hours of sunlight than Milan, this factor might attract tourists from places that don’t have many hours of sunlight, as well as this it is a city of parks and has more green space per person than any other UK core city. Cardiff is known for its landscapes, countryside and eye catching scenery. The impression is often given that Cardiff is a significant destination in the British isle to visit as National Geographic magazine chose Cardiff as one of the 10 best places in the world to visit in 2011 also Cardiff has been named the 6th best shopping destination in the UK. Cardiff is a city of attractions, sport, and culture and entertainment. Within the few square miles of the city-centre there is a wealth of things to do containing world class attractions varying from historic houses and castles or wildlife to water sports.
Florida is a strong example of an internationally recognised crowded coast, attracting many tourists every year to its long stretches of famous coastline. There are a number of both physical and economic factors that bring Florida its popularity, making it an ideal choice as a tourist destination. Since 1980, some counties in Florida have experienced a 400% population increase. However, as Florida’s coastline continues to attract more tourism from the vast range of ‘pull factors’, there is a risk of it eventually becoming a very densely populated state. So, in this response, I will be assessing how Florida’s attractions affect the rate at which it’s coastline is becoming evermore crowded.
This then triggers a sudden increase in private investment. Private investment brings a range of benefits into the area including: more high quality public services and transport, new housing and hotels which helps create this new ‘global brand’ for the area which of course leads to even more inward investment to the area and so on. One of the main, most recent, examples of this idea of using sport as a catalyst for rebranding has to be the 2012 Olympics. With all else mentioned above related to private investments and its benefits aside, the 2012 Olympics created a feel-good factor for many of the local residents in east London. This was achieved by the constant promise to the local people of great improvements to their lives, and through other things such as the new recognition to their area, the physical environmental improvements to their area and the new jobs being created all contributed to the widespread feel-good factor.
Despite many periods of financial and military crisis where the empire faced threats from all sides, it always managed to come through, often due to the Emperor’s advisors. One of the talented generals during Justinian’s reign was Belisarius. The general was with Justinian for much of his reign and had many victories against larger enemies. The reconquest of North Africa and Italy helped solidify Justinian’s legacy as a great ruler. Having these two areas under its control meant that the Mediterranean was once again a Roman sea, and the trade that was now available to the empire would greatly increase its revenue.
V. El Paso has not only grown as a city and been put on the radar, but these events have grown into people’s hearts. A. El Paso finally has something that people can look forward to each year, something that can bring El Paso together and put on a different view for El Paso. B. Aside from great music, light show, meeting beautiful people, and having a great time, these events have made El Paso a place where bigger and better things are yet to
This could be due to the size of the city, as the population in London is huge and therefore the results are varied. Furthermore, because these two cities are very similar it could be said that there is a North/South divide, with the south being more beneficial because the government is there, which means that they are more likely to receive regeneration sooner. They are more likely to receive it sooner because they are closer to the capital, and this would result in more tourists coming to
Bournemouth is located on the south coast of England, people are attracted to Bournemouth from all over the UK for physical and human reasons. In Bournemouth the climate is far more prefered compared to other areas in the UK. This is because Bournemouth receives 32% less rain than the rest of the UK and there are higher sunshine hours as well as milder winters. This means that people, especially elderly and ageing populations, will be provided with nicer summers and winters. People are also attracted to Bournemouth due to its high environmental quality.
Florida, or otherwise known as 'the sunshine state' is a very popular area with all the things imaginable that people would find enjoyable. Coastal population started increasing very rapidly in the 1960s and 1980s, making Florida the popular coastal zone that it is now. Florida is very subject to coastalisation due to the fact 75% of Florida's population lives along the coastline, and its tropical climate of hot temperatures all year round make it an attractive place to live and visit. Florida is also a peninsula so this means wherever you are, you're near a beach in Florida. There are endless things to do in Florida which attracts people to live there, such as Everglades national park, the range of wildlife you can see such as dolphins,
Geography Practice Questions 1. Explain the changing relationship between regional centres and small towns Previously, regional centres and small towns worked in harmony. The regional centres provided the services that small towns did not have and vice versa. However, regional centres are growing with the expense of the small town. Services in regional centres are incentivising the large movement of populations away from small towns.
Much of the publicity about Yosemite Park was due to Hutchings and Ayers’s articles and magazine issues about the valley. Many of Ayres artwork was exhibited in New York City where many people were able to see it and admire it. During the years of 1855 and 1860, tourism increased dramatically in the valley. The Yosemite National Park has 3.5 million tourists every year. According to the readings, tourists prefer to visit during the summer.