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Yeah they're so ugly that people fly in from all over the world to take photos there.

• zionic 5y ago
  Ok? People fly into atlanta and go to the varsity, and it’s some of the worst food around. Tourism isn’t always rational.
  • varjag 5y ago
    It's literally the first time I heard Atlanta is a popular tourist destination, while pretty much anyone in the world is aware of cliche Paris and NYC skylines.
    • throwawaygal7 5y ago
      I think the appeal of NYC is the cost and luxury of vacationing there. Even the skyline views - they're nice but I don't think they hold up to mountains. However, I grew up extremely rural so I am biased towards what I know and people like what they like.
      • occz 5y ago
        I don't think anyone goes on vacation in cities explicitly because they are more expensive - the appeal is that there's a lot of fun things you can do in cities.
        • throwaway0a5e 5y ago
          A large part of tourism is being able to brag about where you went. The cost is just a side effect. You can see this more clearly in the hierarchy of non-urban tourist destinations. Cities like NYC and Paris have high baseline cost of doing business there. If the stuff that did cater to tourists didn't also have broad mass market appeal or other usefulness at those high price points (e.g. a hotel can serve business travelers as well) it would be priced out replaced with other stuff
      • varjag 5y ago
        I think you have it backwards, NYC is expensive because everyone and their dog wants to vacation there.