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In some countries people who visit galleries are reducing. What are the reasons?How can this problem be solved

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Nowadays, countries are facing a new problem
that is
, the reduction in the number of visitors to the
art
 galleries or museum, there could be "n" number of reasons for
such
 a scenario whereas in
this
 passage, we would go through some general reasons. People today are so busy with their work
life
 that they hardly have any time for visiting
art
 galleries or museums. Even if a person finds some time from his or her work
life
, they would choose to relax rather than going outside as they believe going to a museum or an
art
 gallery won't be productive enough, even if they are missing out on
life
 becuase mentality of people nowadays have changed they have become completely money mind or one could even say they see
life
 as profit or loss statement. The
second
 and the most important reason which had led to a decrease in the number of visitors is a rapidly growing technology, In the modern world, people rely more on high tech devices in order to gain information about anything because they feel it is a more convenient way of getting information on a particular topic. Another reason why people have stopped going to museums, could be, people nowadays doesn't feel the same way for
art
 or their country's history as people used to feel earlier. To overcome
this
 problem, the government should conduct campaigns which should focus on positive aspects of the arts galleries or museums. Other than people should
also
 conduct campaigns to protect their culture and history.
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