According to an international travel magazine, many tourists today fly straight to their holiday resort and almost never leave it. Unlike tourists in the 1960s and ’70s, they return home with no experience of the local culture. Why do you think this happens? How was tourism different in the past? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own experience.

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There have been many changes in many fields, aspects in
industrialized and modernized era
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an industrialized and modernized era, such
an industrialized and modernized era such
such
as science and technology, politics,...
especially
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Especially
tourism
, so it
can not
can not
cannot
be denied that it has the significant changes. According to an international travel magazine, many tourists are reported
to tend to fly
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tend to fly
straight to their holiday resort and almost never leave it.
Furthermore
, they come back home without any experiences of the local
culture
.
This
essay will discuss about the reasons why
this
actual state occurs and compare the
diffences
the quality of being unlike or dissimilar
differences
of
tourism
between now and in the past. The reasons that contribute to
this
actual state is countless but from my
perspective, i I
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perspective, I
perspective, I I
think there are three main reasons.
Firstly
, people are too busy with their work, so they spend almost most of their
time
concentrating on working, so their leisure
time
is limited.
Consequently
, that leads to stress, many and much pressure on their shoulders. They completely have no inspiration to be open to the local
culture
,
therefore
they just want to stay all day in a well – qualified hotels or resorts to relax in order to escape from the
obession
an irrational motive for performing trivial or repetitive actions, even against your will
obsession
oppression
with work and refresh their mind.
For instance
, we are students
,
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,
after a
long busy
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long, busy
school
year having
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year, having
a holiday, we want a whole perfect one, so we don’t care about knowing the
culture
, it is
headachy
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a headache
headache
.
Secondly
, there are many temptations they can’t resist
like
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liking
video games, chatting on
phone
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the phone
a phone
phones
, even despite their tiredness...
the
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The
hotels
also
donate play a small part. They supply all of their
demand
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demands
and many services
:
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:
swimming pool, sports field, massage, buffet... All of those prevent them from going out of the hotel.
Thirdly
, due to the high development of science and technology, many electric devices were born like smart phones. Just with a click, the findings will display on the screen where they can learn about the local
culture
each region whenever they want, so they don’t need to force themselves to learn while they are having
such
a precious
time
to enjoy their holiday. That’s the
tourism
today how about in the past? How was
tourism
different? In 1960 and 1970, travel services were not as good as now, not many hotels or resorts, they were likely to stay in
homestays
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Homestays
. They served themselves and stood a good chance to enrich their knowledge of every different local
culture
and the custom, tradition... At that
time
, they didn’t access to the Internet,
therefore
there were
less temptations
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a less temptation
less temptation
, and they could pay attention to other things like contemplating spectacular sceneries, experienced new things that they
are were
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are being
have been
curious about. In conclusion, to solve
this
problem
i
refers to the speaker or writer
I
I think the government should advise the enterprises to arrange the working
time
of their employees properly and make it more flexible so that not only they can have
time
to relax but
also
work more effectively. And
also
encourage everyone to try not to use smart phone much
otherwise
they will be stuck in virtual life. They need to go out to experience real things, learn about local
culture
and they can realize its beauty and characteristics.
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