Six must-see tourist attractions in American tourism inventory

1. Annual tourist volume of Times Square (new york): 35 million.

Standing in Times Square, you can see colorful billboards and endless crowds, and you can feel the great charm of new york's artistic atmosphere and commercial culture. According to statistics, on weekdays, an average of 2,000 people will cross the Seventh Street in Manhattan every 15 minutes. On New Year's Eve, more than 6,543,800 revelers will gather in the square to celebrate the New Year.

2. The annual number of visitors to Las Vegas Avenue (Las Vegas, Nevada): 365,438+00,000.

This neon avenue paved the gorgeous nightlife of Las Vegas. It not only contains the heart of Sin City, but also is a member of the national scenic road plan of the federal government of the United States. According to statistics, the number of tourists roaming this avenue accounts for 80% of the total number of tourists in Las Vegas every year.

3. Annual number of tourists in national mall and Memorial Park: 24 million.

National mall and Memorial Park cover more than 65,438+0,000 acres, where visitors can find many commemorative milestones in the development of American history. There are also memorial halls for American presidents such as Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson, and memorial halls for veterans of the Korean War and the Vietnam War.

4.Fanier Hall Market (Boston, Massachusetts) Annual number of visitors: 20 million.

1742, Boston businessman Peter Fanil established this market. For centuries, Fanier Hall Market has been the commercial center of the city and a famous speech place. Samuel adams also gave a speech here in those days.

5. The number of visitors to the Magic Kingdom of Disney World (Orlando, Florida) is 1765438+ one million.

According to the global theme park visitor statistics report, compared with 20XX, the number of visitors to Disney theme parks in Florida has increased by 2.5 percentage points.

6. Annual number of visitors to Disney Park (Anaheim, California):14.9 million.

1955, Walter Disney established the world's first Disneyland in California. There is a famous trip to Finding Nemo. Visitors can take a submarine and enjoy the underwater world through the surrounding round windows.