I think I did get a sense of how planes 'break' from their flight paths to head into an airport. In the end, I think I was fighting a losing battle against some random variations in behavior that is hard wired into the programming. I did install and use More Network Stuff to create dozens of different flight paths with altogether ideas on how to get the program to prefer a particular landing approach. Try to make this the sole attraction within your main area - Make use of the sightseeing buses from the Parklife DLC if you have them - Place down a Campus nearby and turn on the policies to allow for exchange students (from Campus DLC) if you have access to it, since they count as tourists.Thanks for the idea, Pluispixel.
Try to use these tips to increase your tourist numbers: - Place this attraction in your most central and most connected 'hub' as possible - Turn on all policies that boost tourism, such as Outside Connections - Place stops for your main transport routes just outside or near to this - Place down your inter-city bus terminal nearby and, if possible, your train station that allows for inter-city stops - If you have unlocked it, place down the Space Elevator monument to boost tourist numbers - Don't put parks and other tourist hotspots nearby since they can 'suck up' tourists. I did this in a city with 80k population and 90% traffic flow. This achievement may take some setting up. I have since edited this guide (27th April) to better reflect the current situation. This patch changed the requirement from 300 tourists to 60. Note: For context, the comments below this guide are from my previous guide (which I wrote on 3rd April), made before an official patch was released.
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