The majority of the remaining tracks were recorded at EMI Studios in Stockholm between late March and early April 1992, with the exception of "Cinnamon Street", which was overdubbed at Medley Studios in Copenhagen, Denmark on 6 July. The album's second single, "Queen of Rain", was recorded in July 1990 in Stockholm during the sessions for "Joyride". It was originally set to appear as that album's final track, but was later excluded in favour of "Perfect Day". However, the closing notes and sound effects of the "Joyride" version of "Things Will Never Be the Same" – that album's second-last song – can still be heard over the crowd noise on the intro of "Queen of Rain". Until 2011's "Charm School" and 2016's "Good Karma", "Tourism" was the first and only Roxette album to not contain any material composed by Marie Fredriksson, who would release her fourth Swedish-language solo album, "Den ständiga resan", just five weeks after "Tourism" was released.