If a person goes to a city because of a scenic spot, will he or she go to other local scenic spots?

First of all, people's travel motives are varied. If a person goes to a city only because of a specific scenic spot, then his main goal may be this specific scenic spot. In this case, he may be more focused on visiting this scenic spot, while his interest in other scenic spots may be relatively low.

However, people's interests and curiosity are also changeable. Even if a person initially decides to go to a certain city because of a specific scenic spot, he may find other local scenic spots equally attractive during the actual travel. Especially when these scenic spots meet his interests, hobbies or cultural background, he is more likely to choose to visit.

In addition, the experience and feelings of travel will also affect the decision-making of tourists. If a tourist is satisfied with the main attractions and has a good travel experience, he may be more motivated to explore other local attractions. On the contrary, if his experience of the main attractions is poor, he may choose to end his trip early or stop considering visiting other attractions.