Organized tours to remote communities and other countries are increasingly popular. Is it a positive or negative development for local people and the local environment?

Visitors love to visit rarely known places and are enthusiastic about knowing the culture of distinct tribes and

countries

. I believe

this

is a positive development.

First

and foremost, tourists will encourage local people to preserve their culture.

In other words

, it is inevitable that

cultures

and old

customs

are fading away and foreigners' visits may work as a motivation for locals to hold their

customs

tightly.

Secondly

, natives may be proud of the

customs

, which previously were a source of embarrassment, because when visitors show excitement about that country's culture, natives may start to follow their

cultures

again, which once diminishes in the name of modern living.

For example

, several communities have special dresses, which are becoming a thing of the past, but tourists might keep them alive.

Therefore

tours to remote communities will do good but harm. When people from different

countries

travel through various

countries

, they will spread rare and beautiful anecdotes and

cultures

around the world.

Furthermore

, tourism

also

provides financial aid and creates employment.

For instance

, many poor

countries

that do not have many resources but beautiful places and rich

cultures

, depend on tourism economically. Meanwhile,

this

is indirectly beneficial for the environment

also

. As in order to preserve mesmerizing natural sites, governments try to minimise carbon footprint. Take Bhutan,

for instance

, which has a law that 60% of

land

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will be allocated for the forest,which makes

this

country carbon negative. To conclude, I think trips to remote culturally rich areas bring several benefits and create an ambience of respecting each other's

customs

and rituals.