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Are you avoiding a trip to a UK attraction because of terror attacks?

We want to hear from people who are cancelling or avoiding major attractions and your reasons why
  
  

Children playing near water fountains with the london eye in the background
London Eye is one of the attractions that has seen a fall in visitor numbers recently. Photograph: Alamy

Some of the UK’s biggest attractions have seen a fall in visitor numbers after the recent terrorist attacks in London and Manchester, according to Merlin Entertainments.

The company which is Europe’s biggest attractions group, and runs attractions such as Madame Tussauds and London Eye, said demand for day trips fell among domestic tourists and that the attacks could have a knock-on effect on demand from foreign tourists in the coming months.

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We’d like to find out whether people are avoiding major attractions due to terror attacks. Where do you plan to go? If you have decided to cancel your trip what were your reasons? Do you plan to visit in the future? Perhaps you are going ahead with your booking, if so please tell us why.

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