"Ah? Y-yes, Tierra, you're right." Arthur Weasley could not help puffing out his chest proudly.
"I'll certainly do my best," Arthur replied solemnly. "When I have time, I'll discuss it with Hermione and Harry and see how we should plan this out and develop a successful tourist route."
"Yes." Tierra nodded in satisfaction, then added, "Of course, developing this tourist route will require some specific ideas and plans. I'll provide you with some resources and support as well, but you'll be responsible for the actual implementation."
"Of course, the first point is safety." Tierra offered a few pointers. "We need to ensure the safety of the tourist route and prevent any accidents, especially those involving wizarding law and secrecy regulations. Second, we need to balance interactions between wizards and Muggles and avoid causing conflicts or misunderstandings. Also, wizards may have trouble adapting to Muggle lifestyles and technology, so we need to give them opportunities to adjust and explain things to them. In other words, don't take them somewhere that'll make them gasp and shout on their very first day in a city. It would be rather embarrass—cough, cough—conspicuous."
Tierra forcibly swallowed the word "embarrassing."
He still remembered how Arthur Weasley had acted like a country bumpkin visiting the city for the first time when he rode the subway.
"Yes, yes, of course," Arthur Weasley said, completely unaware.
"Also," Tierra continued, "we need to consider the appeal and content of the tourist routes and destinations. I mean, letting wizards learn about the Muggle World and increasing exchanges is one of the main goals, but we also need to consider the fun factor. Find some time later—oh, no, I will find some time—to conduct a survey within Hogwarts and the British Magical Federation to see which aspects of Muggles wizards are most