誘ゆう致ち

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誘致する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for actively attracting or inviting businesses, events, tourists, or facilities to a location, often by local governments or organizations.

〈場ば所しょ〉に〈物もの〉を誘ゆう致ちするto attract (a business, factory, or facility) to a place
市しは新あたらしい工こう場じょうを誘ゆう致ちした。
The city attracted a new factory.
〈事こと〉を誘ゆう致ちするto bid for or win the right to host an event
東とう京きょうはオリンピックを誘ゆう致ちした。
Tokyo won the bid to host the Olympics.
〈人ひと〉を誘ゆう致ちするto attract people, such as tourists, to an area
地ち域いきは観かん光こう客きゃくを誘ゆう致ちするために宣せん伝でんした。
The region ran an ad campaign to attract tourists.

招しょう致ちN4
招致 is typically used for inviting specific events like the Olympics or conferences, while 誘致 is broader and covers attracting businesses, factories, or tourists to an area.
誘ゆう引いん
誘引 is a more general term for luring or drawing something in (customers, insects, attention), whereas 誘致 specifically refers to attracting businesses, facilities, or events to a location.
勧かん誘ゆうN1
勧誘 means soliciting or recruiting people to join something (like a club or service), while 誘致 means attracting organizations or events to a place.

誘ゆう導どうN1
誘導 means to guide or lead someone/something in a direction, while 誘致 means to attract an entity like a business or event to settle in a location.

Compound of 誘 (invite, tempt) and 致 (bring about, cause). The combination conveys actively drawing something in.