Je suis désolé, mais je n’ai pas compris ce commentaire, mais merci encore pour votre soutien!

Hello! « Bucket List » est de l’argot. Il se réfère à une liste de choses que vous voulez faire ou des endroits que vous voulez aller avant de mourir ou « kick the bucket.: J’espère se traduit par ce que je n’ai pas écrit Français depuis que j’étais à l’université. Merci pour votre soutien!

Hello,
It says “Bucket List” for a reason. If you have been there more than once I would agree that you might want to see something new. I have been to England three times and there some places there that while popular I would not need to see again. By the same token, your use of the word “generic” could easily replaced with the term “popular.”
You are welcome to your anonymously-posted opinion, of course, but again the phrase “tourist trap” could also be replaced by “popular place.” Some people only get to travel to a country once and for them it might be a good idea to see your so-called “tourist traps.” Thanks for your anonymously-posted comment and reading our stuff! (I am, of course, only assuming you read it.)