At the moment, mystical tourism is quite popular and the most vigorously promoted. The most popular countries are Great Britain, Germany and France, in the territory of which there are many medieval buildings. Collective trips "in search of ghosts" are organized, as a rule, from early autumn to early spring. During this period, according to experts, "the activity of unearthly ghosts" is especially noticeable. However, few tourists actually manage to encounter ghosts.
Although some of the visitors to the castles claim that they heard footsteps and subtle whispers in their ears, which, in their opinion, are proof of the existence of ghosts.
In all likelihood, this phenomenon arises as a result of a violent imagination, or is a wonderful special effect, which is created for visitors by the owners of "palaces inhabited by ghosts." In addition, they are of considerable interest to ghost hunters and cemeteries. In particular, in the administrative district of Edinburgh, there is an ancient Greyfriars temple, near which there is an ancient burial place. At this very place, a huge number of feature films were filmed. These regions are very attractive for foreign tourists.
Tourists who have visited here often remember that during the visit to the ancient burial place unknown evil voices were heard, sometimes they collide with the ghosts themselves. In addition, some of the tourists who have visited this cemetery later say that an incomprehensible force unexpectedly pushed and beat them.
At nightfall, visitors to the Weserfield Cemetery in Connecticut repeatedly encountered ghosts of people buried there who rose from their graves. Often ghosts were met in broad daylight.
Inventor Oliver Sidet also came up with a way to entertain people with ghosts. He created a unique development "miraculous mirror", in which a person looks like a barely distinguishable silhouette. At the same time, all the surrounding things in the mystical mirror look very distinct.