According to an international travel magazine, many tourists today fly straight to their holiday resort and almost never leave it. Unlike tourist in the 1960s and 70s, they return home with no experience of the local culture. Why do you think this happen? How was tourism different in the past?

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the
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essential part of
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developed and
under developed
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countries. Most of the popular
destinations
in
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would see an increased revenue on popular tourist
destinations
.
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would
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be discussing
about
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tourism and how it
differ
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differs
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from
past
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the past
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and future, and
thus
conclude with a
resonable
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reasonable
opinion.
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, in
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modern
would
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world
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every one
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everyone
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is busy with their work
pressue
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pressure
and schedule, even though they are with family or by themselves they are more connected to
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electronic devices and there
would be
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less interaction with each other.
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facilities at the holiday destination that could be summoned with a phone call.
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this
makes tourists travel straight to their
destinations
once they have landed. In
additionto
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addition to
this
some travellers would treat the place as
an
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hostile and would not explore places. Unlikely in the past the technology was 1960s and 1970s there was no
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development,
this
made many
peope
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people
to
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explore new places in new cities,
learn
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and learn
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about culture and languages.
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these
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this
interactions
this
would give them satisfaction about learning new things and
also
buy
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product as
rememberance
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remembrance
of the trip.
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consider "Hyderabad"
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considered
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the most vibrant city in the world, and
also
attracts more tourists every month, people always host cultural activity all are invited. In my opinion
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this
prespective
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perspective
may
ary
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vary
from person to person based on their point of view.
To conclude
, travellers are always
intrested
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interested
to see
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in seeing
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new
destinations
,
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and
explore
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exploring
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new
culture
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, it generally depends on how they interact with other residents.
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