Nowadays, it is possible for both scientists and tourists to go to explore natural environments that are far away from the place where they live, such as the South Pole. This essay will discuss the benefits and the drawbacks of this development.

Nowadays, it is possible for both

scientists

and

tourists

to go to explore natural environments that are far away from the place where they live,

such

as the South Pole.

This

essay will discuss the benefits and the drawbacks of

this

development.

To begin

with, there are several benefits of travelling to remote environments. One key benefit is that

scientists

and

tourists

can get money. It is a part of their works.

For example

, some

scientists

have to study penguins’ behaviours in the South Pole to do their research which they can sell information from their study.

Tourists

also

can receive money by selling photos. Another key benefit is to broaden their experiences.

This

is because they can learn how to survive in unfamiliar areas.

For instance

, if they travel to the North Pole, they will know how to live with polar bears. Despite

this

, there are a significant number of drawbacks to

this

development.

First

of all, there are a lot of risks when travelling. Due to the fact that remote natural areas tend not to have any provided facilities.

For instance

, it would be dangerous if

scientists

and

tourists

' equipment, used for living there, are broken.

Furthermore

, there is a large amount of investment to travel to remote places because they are rare places and hardly find people to go there. analyst and

tourists

are more likely to spend with their equipment, foods, and vehicles conveyed to those places. In conclusion,

although

scientists

and

tourists

can earn some money and can broaden experiences by travelling to remote natural environments, there are some disadvantages from

this

development

such

as risky travel and a lot of investment.