Some people believe that a visitor to country should follow local custom and tradition while other believe that host country should respect the cultural differences Discuss both these view and give your own opinion

While certain individuals believe that tourists should accept local culture because it allows them to have the best experience,

others

think that the host country should be more liberal towards

others

' cultures as it will enrich its own.

This

essay will discuss both views and explain my own standing. On

one

hand, it is believed by

one

school of thought that visitors should only behave as locals when it comes to daily routine because

this

could be the best way to have a rich stay, which is full of new things.

This

is because only by inculcating traditions,

such

as speaking the native language and wearing ethnic clothes,

one

can truly understand what it means to be a native.

For example

, Persians, when they arrived in Gujarat, India, were accepted by the king as their own and they loved their period in India so much that they lived there permanently for centuries.

Thus

, since some people think that the best manner in which

one

can really understand the fabric of

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culture is with the acceptance of it, it becomes evident for them to only follow the customs defined by it.

On the other hand

, other scholars think that only when the country that hosts these travellers become tolerant enough to respect other traditions, its own prosperity is bolstered.

This

is due to other foreigners

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while visiting the host, bringing their fresh perspectives into rather mundane ways of doing things. To illustrate, Canada is known to celebrate

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wide range of values pouring in from various immigrants, resulting in its opulence of languages, delicacies and religions.

Hence

, several think tanks argue for the respect that should be commanded by various visitors' traditions because they sustain the affluence of the visited place. To conclude,

although

some people argue that travellers should consider wearing ethnic dresses or having local cuisines,

others

seem to support the position of them not being forced into it. In my opinion, the visited place should not force

others

to follow its own rules and accept, if not celebrate, various perspectives and customs because

this

not only helps its own culture to prosper but

also

enhances old ways of going about a situation.