Some people believe that to protect local culture tourism should be banned in some areas where others think that change is inevitable and bending tourism will have no benefits to discuss both views and give your opinion.

Travel has become an indispensable source of income for many countries and communities. Some people claim that some areas are susceptible to civilization loss and

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others insist that the measure is not beneficial to the locals. In the essay, I will discuss both views and give my opinion. On the one hand, supporters of banning tourists often argue that religious, linguistic and socio-cultural behaviour will likely be more affected by the influx of tourists. Tourists often interact with the local people in different ways, and the locals may adopt certain foreign practices and customs. May be bad for traditional local art. To illustrate

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children in touristy areas may prefer to speak foreign languages rather than native languages because they want to communicate with the tourists.

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some people feel that closing like as areas to tourists is the easiest way to conserve local ability and traditions. On the flip side, banning touristy can have an adverse effect on the local economy. Some cultural changes may inevitably happen whether we allow tourists or not. There are many local communities that survive on travel. If tourists stop coming, local businesses will retire and unemployment rate will increase. The negative economic consequences of banning territory are worse than any cultural loss that may occur from the arrival of tourists. In my opinion, if we want to preserve our values and traditions, it is not necessary to close tourist places, because the consequences of doing that will be profoundly devastating. Local authorities and individuals should work together to promote local civilization and raise campaigns. Can be done by using many forms of communication like television, internet or radio.