Some people think that foreign visitors should be charged more than locals when they visit cultural and tourist attractions in a country. To what extent do you agree with this view?

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It is thought by some people that tourists must pay more than local residents when visiting historical and cultural sites in the
country
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.
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this
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may seem to boost the
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's economy, I believe that locals and foreign travellers must pay the same amount of money. Charging a tourist more than a local for entering a historically important site would seem beneficial and lucrative for the host
country
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. The residents of that
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a
lready contribute
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already contributes
to maintaining that site by paying their taxes and it seems plausible that tourists pay a higher f
ee but
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fee, but
it will prove to be disadvantageous as it will not attract too many tourists in the long run. Tourists being charged a much higher entrance fee for attractions around the
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would make them feel discriminated.
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, they already contribute quite a
lot
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a lot
by spending o
n accommodation,
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on, accommodation
food, travelling within the
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and on souvenirs. They are
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charged travel tax.
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, charging them a high price for entry tickets would be unfair. When tourists are treated equally in terms of payment
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as of the locals, they would promote more tourism by spreading good reviews of the
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they visited t
o
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with
their friends and family.
This
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would make that
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more welcoming for future tourists. In conclusion, the host
country
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would gain more benefit by keeping the prices for entry into historical and cultural sites equal amongst foreigners and locals rather than increasing it.

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