atrativas

Atrativas is the feminine plural form of the Portuguese adjective atrativo, meaning things that attract or are attractive. As a word, atrativas can function as an adjective or within noun phrases in which a feminine plural noun is implied. In tourism and marketing, the term is sometimes used to refer to features designed to draw visitors, particularly when grouped in lists or categories. Phrases such as atrativas turísticas or atrativas culturais appear in promotional copy to highlight appealing sites, landscapes, events, or activities; however, the more standard noun for a place of interest remains atração or atrações turísticas.

In the grammar of Portuguese, atrativa (feminine singular) and atrativo (masculine) share the same root; their plural forms are atrativas and atrativos. The word carries no fixed organizational meaning by itself and there is not a widely recognized institution, publication, or brand simply known as "Atrativas." If a specific entity uses the name, it would be a proper noun requiring context.

See also: Atrações turísticas; turismo; marketing; linguistics.