Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advantages of charging people for admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages?

It is widely accepted the a significant number of museums receive charging fees from

tourist

for the purpose of admittance, while others permit free

entrance

for sightseers.

This

essay will discuss that the downsides of

this

tend

turn sharply; change direction abruptly

trend

will not outweigh

possible benefit

Suggestion

the possible benefit

and I would argue the possible encouragement of visiting

national

Suggestion

the national museum

museum

if the

entrance

is free of

charge but

Accept comma addition

charge, but

the collected revenue of tickets could be spent on maintaining preferable conditions of museums as well as the possibility of being

museum

destruction but

ignorant

Suggestion

an ignorant tourist

ignorant tourists

tourist

will, indisputably, decrease considerably providing they are forced to make entering payments. Undeniably, providing free entering to museums will persuade

further

tourist

to attend national ones because

money

might be an unsolvable issue for certain people and if the cost of

entrance

had been eliminated in past decades, museums would have experienced additional visits comparably because being free have, in most cases, encouraged people to visit particular

tourist

attractions since they can enjoy the

place

without the concern of being lack of

money

for other leisure activities and their basic needs namely food and accommodation fees,

thus

may be persuaded to visit a certain

place

if they don not have to pay prices. To illustrate in personal aspect, as a

tourist

in Turkey I visited several mosques in which staff did not accept any entering

money

because, simplistically, I did not have any worries of

money

shortage for my hotel stay,

therefore

I enjoyed the visits being mentally comfortable.

However

, it is noteworthy that

tourist

may not, realistically, pay sufficient attention to the precious asserts of a certain nation collected in the

museum

by entering it not being charged for their admission and it may

place

difficulties for workers who work in

such

valuable places in terms of conducting preserving process since

tourist

might not recognize the value of objects shown in museums any may destruct the

place

which is irreversible as object could not be created with the same quality since ancient collection could not be made by ancient ancestors again. To demonstrate based on my observations in Turkish mosques, I saw, unfortunately, several cases of ignorance to priceless decorations in them because tourists thought that because they do not pay any fees, they are allowed to do detrimental vandalism. Another consideration is that if governments receive the collected revenue from international

tourist

, they can spend on conserving these places and

also

adding to

tourist

attraction in a certain nation along with recruiting local people in national hotspots which creates huge number of employment

that is

beneficial for the economic progress and reducing the rate of unemployment due to the fact that

money

collected from sightseers is added to national budget and

thus

,

further

banknotes will be available to be spent on hiring people in national museums and

also

more technical and advanced way of preserving valuable objects could be offered by governments which is beneficial to hospitality industry as well since more

tourist

will be attracted. In conclusion,

although

offering free

entrance

to museums could encourage additional holidaymakers to make visits in

described

Suggestion

describing

places, I believe that due to the probable destruction that it cause by not well-informed tourists and the probability of suggesting more modernized methods of conservation of

museum

valuable items and the chance of recruitment from local people to be employed as workers in

such

attractions, it seems more logical to not allow sightseers to enter museums without being forced to pay

entrance

prices.