Many museums and historical sites are mainly visited by tourists but not local people. Why is it the case? What can be done to attract local people to visit these places?

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It
seems that
travelers
a person who changes location
travellers
are more interested in historical places and museums than residents.
there
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There
are some reasons behind
this
and some feasible measures can be taken to attract more people in these places.
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This
essay will look at causes for
this
and propose some solutions.
This
issue might be attributable to two main reasons.
To begin
with
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local inhabitants are already familiar with their culture and having the experience of living in
this
place and learn about it
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in
schools
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therefor
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Therefor
, visiting these places
do not present
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does not present
new information to them
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In
contrast, tourists are really curious about the destination and they are on holiday so it is obvious that they have the time and money to spend on historical sites.
furthermore
in addition
Furthermore
, cultural and historical places often charge an entry fee, which is in some cases expensive for low-income or even middle-income visitors. It will discourage them from going to museums and see repetitive artworks and ancient memento. Some practical solutions are suggested to mitigate the problem.
firstly
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Firstly
, the way forward might be to hold cultural events or galleries or at museums or historical sites to attract residents to these places.
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A
good example of
this
happened 3 years ago in Tehran
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national
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National
museum of Iran hosted louver relics.
this
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This
cooperation leads to an increase in the number of local visitors that year.
secondly
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Secondly
,
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,
encouraging more people to come to museums, local authorities can provide special discounts for the locals
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on
the weekends or even free tickets in certain days of a year.
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All
in all, I believe local people are not as motivated as tourists to visit their historical places because they don't have time or money and they do not find it an interesting place to visit
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As
I see it, governments have a role to play in absorbing people's interest.

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