the.com/visitor

means Someone who comes to a place temporarily, without living there or taking on its responsibilities.

from From Latin 'visitare,' to go see repeatedly, itself built from 'videre,' to see. It passed through Old French 'visiter' into English around the 13th-14th century, originally carrying a strong sense of official or purposeful calling — inspectors, officials, and even divine visitations 'visited' places, often to check on or judge them. The casual sense of a friendly drop-by is a later softening of that more formal checking-in.