Nowadays, international tourism is the biggest industry in the world. Unfortunately, international tourism creates tension rather than understanding between people from different cultures. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

There is no doubt that

touristry

a region marked off for administrative or other purposes

territory

tapestry

is one of the fastest-growing industries across the world.

However

, its impact on

culture

remains a source of constant debate. Despite a few minor drawbacks that travel has,

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am of the opinion that it incontrovertibly is a boon for a country’s overall progress including socio - cultural growth. Providing economic benefits for cultural preservation is unarguably one of the main contributors of tourism. To boost

touristry

, money is directed towards improving

infrastructure providing

Accept comma addition

infrastructure, providing

better local facilities, which in turn creates better education, better leisure activities and

thus

a better lifestyle for the local people.

Additionally

, increasing number of visitors aid the creation of business, employment opportunities and jobs for local craftsmen, who are able to sell their goods to tourists.

In addition

to an improved lifestyle, cultural and social events are increasingly organised, which are available for tourists as well as local people

such

as entertainment and exhibitions, where they interact with the tourists from diverse backgrounds, promoting a cosmopolitan ability in the region.

In addition

to refining the life of locals, travel can make an indigenous

culture

known to the world. When a historic site or a site that shows a country’s cultural heritage,

for instance

, is made accessible to the public, visitors from all over the world flock there. They share their experience about the local

culture

with their friends and families once they return home,

This

assists

this

historic site to gain international fame.

As a result

, both financial and technological support flood in for the conservation of natural and cultural resources. Clearly,

touristry

provides a helping hand to the local communities in the enhancing their lives and preserving their heritage.

On the contrary

, development of at the expense of a

culture

. Tourism often can spoil the aesthetics of the environment. To satisfy the needs of the tourists, tourist facilities are often built to earn a profit, without any concern about integrating

the design with natural

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design with the natural

features. Shops

for instance

, are supplied with products for tourists, hotels are designed and built in a “western” style, small family restaurants become pubs because of the demand. Slowly a small sleepy town becomes a party place that never sleeps. And local people have no choice but to adapt, constituting an insult to the locals and causing damage to the unique nature of a

culture

.

Moreover

, cultural commercialisation increases the traffic in the region and the infrastructure may not be able to cope up with the increased rush

thus

leading to overcrowding, poor sanitation, which may

further

lead to diseases both to the tourists as well as local people. To conclude, in the light of these facts,

although

tourism can put the integrity of a

culture

at risk, it definitely is a blessing in disguise, because without regular visits from the tourists, it will be a challenge for the locals to earn better and promote their aboriginal

culture

.