In some films the filming locations are as important as the actors. These images can arouse the desire to travel to those destinations. The cinematographic tourism has acquired in the last years an increasing importance. Here the sample: Harry Potter films are a good example for the U.K as a film set. For tourists there are many possibilities to get into the movies, for example, taking a trip on the Jacobite Steam Train, the Hogwarts Express and stopping at platform 9 3/4 of the King's Cross station in London, in addition to visiting the Alnwick Castle, where Harry learned to fly on a broom.
According to the British tourism office, the number of visitors in that place has increased by 230 percent since the series came out.
