Today more and more tourists are visiting places where the conditions are difficult, such as the Sahara Desert and the Antarctic. What are the advantages and disadvantages for the tourist who visit such places.

Visiting the remote areas like the Sahara Desert and the Antarctic which have weather adversity, and they become an attraction of myriads of commuters in recent years. There are several positive and negative factors that can encounter by sightseers when they commute to

such

extreme

places

. In

this

essay, I will explicate both the aspects with suitable examples in the following paragraphs. To commence with, the

first

and foremost aiding factor of the travelling

places

which have the adverse conditions is that people can have a chance to explores the beauty of our natural resources which are located at the far more away from the mankind which can be unseen by others. For illustration, a survey conducted by one of the reputed magazine "Travelling and Hospitality" wrote that in 2020, there were around 20% rising in the world tourists who want to see the rares

places

of every corner of the world. Another obvious major factor of exploring

this

type of

places

is that it will induce fuel into the Travel and Tourism industry which directly impacts the global economy in a positive way.

For instance

, a survey by the Forbes yearly magazine showed that offering visitors to visit remote areas which have difficult conditions is boosting the business of the global Travel and Tourism industry by 30% in the year 2019.

However

, there are some disadvantages which can not be overcome by the tourists. A main negative factor is that visiting

such

rare

places

have a detrimental effect on the species of that particular

places

.

For example

, when people throw rubbish, plucking flowers, and even disturbing animals who disturb the balance of nature and in the end, flora and fauna have only phase a harmful effect due to

such

development.

Moreover

, another viable shortcoming is that sometimes travellers do not react well to extreme weather condition, and it takes a great loss of themselves. To exemplify

this

, a documentary which was telecasted by one of the well-known Television channel "History" told that there were on average 10% of tourists can not survive when they commute to the rarest

places

of our planet every year. To conclude, having a glance at the beauty of our planet's remote

places

has been increasing the interest of commuters drastically over a period of time, but due to

this

approach sightseers should take prerequisite with them to survive in the difficult

places

of the earth and maintain the balance of nature by doing nothing while visiting these

places

.