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attraction

[uh-trak-shuhn] / əˈtræk ʃən /


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Morning walkers, political strategists and journalists gather around this nondescript shabby shack, which has been operating since 1949 and is now a legacy tourist attraction.

From BBC

As wealthy Middle East nations look to diversify their economies beyond oil, some are betting on tourism anchored to marquee attractions.

From The Wall Street Journal

We regularly took our toddlers to the park so they could build self-confidence on the jungle gyms, and we took our teenagers to visit the city’s cultural attractions.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the same time, tourists and non-residents will have to pay to see the Trevi fountain and five other attractions including the Napoleonic Museum.

From BBC

Domesticated elephants are often part of religious ceremonies, as well as being a popular tourist attraction.

From BBC