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 for trourists who visit such places?
Some
people
argue that travelling in Use synonyms
places
like Use synonyms
Sahara
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the Sahara
deserts
or Fix the agreement mistake
Desert
Antarctic
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the Antarctic
have
lots of benefits Change the verb form
has
such
as learning to appreciate human development Linking Words
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also
, getting to know our planet and nature from Correct word choice
and also
different
perspective. Add an article
a different
However
, other Linking Words
people
strongly believe that visits to Use synonyms
such
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places
can be dangerous and can have lethal outcomes if Use synonyms
travelers
are not well prepared and trained properly.
It is certain, that getting out of Change the spelling
travellers
comfort
zone and going to Correct pronoun usage
my comfort
places
where conditions are not Use synonyms
human friendly
for living, could teach one to appreciate their current living conditions and not take human development for granted. Because Add a hyphen
human-friendly
majority
of Add an article
the majority
people
live in Use synonyms
the
developed cities and never even think about famine, hunger, cold, heat, or being attacked by wild creatures. Correct article usage
apply
For example
, researchers collected surveys from hundreds of travel agencies where these kinds of visits were organized. And were shocked that Linking Words
majority
of clients mentioned that they are happy to be back to civilization and they are thankful that science and human development make Correct article usage
the majority
people
's lives much easier.
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On the other hand
, there are lots of dangers that await Linking Words
travelers
on Change the spelling
travellers
this
kind of Linking Words
trips
. Fix the agreement mistake
trip
For example
, it is a known fact that Sahara is full of wild species which could bite, poison or even attack Linking Words
people
. Apart from that, there is Use synonyms
weather
condition that can make the overall experience pretty Add an article
a weather
Add a hyphen
life-endangering
life endangering
as well. And of course, Add a hyphen
life-endangering
Antarctic's
cold freezing climate can contribute Correct article usage
the Antarctic's
for
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to
frost bites
and all Correct your spelling
frostbites
sort
of sicknesses if not prepared appropriately. Fix the agreement mistake
sorts
For example
, all the expeditions and trips to Linking Words
Antarctic
always have a victim of Correct article usage
the Antarctic
a
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apply
frost bite
which certainly is not the Correct your spelling
frostbite
best desired
outcome from the travelling.
In summary, there are numerous benefits of visiting Add a hyphen
best-desired
such
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places
, Use synonyms
however
, we always need to keep in mind that there are hidden dangers which could endanger our lives if we are not Linking Words
well trained
and prepared for those travel activities.Add a hyphen
well-trained
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