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Today more and more tourist are visiting places where conditions are difficult, such as the Sahara Desert or the Antarctica. What are the benefits and disadvantages?

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A growing number of Travelers these days choose to
visit
 areas where extreme conditions roam. There are most definitely benefits and baggage to
such
 a decision, which are going to be discussed. There are certain reasons that confirm how unwise it would be to
visit
such
 areas.
Firstly
, some people might not be able to withstand extreme climates, because the human body is simply not strong enough for
such
 weather.
This
 could lead to life-threatening situations which would negatively affect the travel experience.
Secondly
, there are not many tourist attractions or historic landmarks to see, so not much sightseeing is to be expected,
therefore
 one might feel less satisfied compared to a typical trip.
On the other hand
, people travelling to these unscathed places get to encounter situations that not many people would. the uninhabitability of the desert or Antarctica makes it quite a peculiar place to pay a
visit
 to. Travellers will get a chance to enjoy a picturesque seldom seen before Landscapes that are not seen anywhere else. On top of that, because these areas do not attract many tourists on the account of their remoteness, for those who do
visit
 these places, is going to be a unique experience , away from any problems that might for any reason ruin the experience.
Lastly
, it is not every day that you get to witness with your own eyes, how natives of the area try to survive in
such
 circumstances, so there is a plethora of information to be learned about survival. In conclusion, visiting places with
such
 natural cruel conditions has its advantages and disadvantages and for one to choose them as destinations, they have to take all the pluses and minuses into consideration.
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