Today more and more tourists are visiting places where conditions are difficult, such as the Sahara desert or the Antarctic? What are the benefits and disadvantages of this?
It is true more and more travellers, nowadays, are exploring
places
where to have extreme conditions
. Although
travelling in such
pretty hostile areas has positive aspects such
as exhilarating besides
turning an inhabitable place into a residence, there is a negative side for tourists
.
Having a marvellous experience for those who make a journey to a pretty hostile region would have benefits. Needless to say, such
adventures would confront unprecedented places
making them confident. Travelling on the remote mountains leads to exploring worthwhile ancient caves, for example
, so it is an advantage for a traveller. But, the bulk of the journey might be looking out the inhabitable region and then
turning it into a tourist’s attraction plot where a new society can be also
flourished. Meanwhile, the sightseer can release endorphin and thus
escape from the stress that comes from hustling and bustling. So, where could be better than a remote tranquil area covering snow with rays of sunshine in polar? Certainly, tourists
have a sense of fulfilment and excitement in visiting such
areas.
However
, at the same time, suffering from natural conditions
seems to be a disadvantage. Tourists
probably deal with the scarcity of water in Sahara deserts or freezing cold in the Antarctic where their physical health is at risk. Besides
this
, wildlife in extreme conditions
makes this
region frightful and dangerous. For example
, toxic snakes and polar bears habituating there can attack and injure tourists
.
In conclusion, exploring places
where are pretty hostile could be an exciting experience along with giving an opportunity to build a life in inhabitable places
, however
, threats that come from wildlife and extreme conditions
is a drawback and can not be relinquished.Submitted by roosta6787 on
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