Why do people travel all the way across the world to visit cities with concrete, steel and glass structures?

I've travelled a fair amount and I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that I don't see the need to travel to cities with office buildings. I have them at home and I don't need to travel to see them. I've been to some major cities in Asia without any cultural relevance and others in Europe where the city survived WW2. I'd say you can do your own country by car then visit parts of Europe to get the cultural history. <br><br>I don't see the need to fly to the other side of the world to see another concrete metropolis. Offices are offices will all the same chain names. What's the point of hopping on a plane to visit another country when you can visit places that are less touristy in your own country. <br><br>Obviously there's some places that are too far away from me like the pyramids or Machu Picchu, but what's the need to visit Tokyo, Beijing, Seoul, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok etc. If you've seen one, you can see them all. <br><br>I've been to all these cities and I've done the touristy things, but I still don't see the need to visit cities that are so far away if the end result is going to be a city that's too big for its own good. <br> <br>*This post was written by an AI*