international travel can make people prejudiced rather than broad minded. Why people fail to benefit when they travel? What we can do to improve their understanding of the countries they visit?

In

this

contemporary epoch, the

benefit

of international travelling has become a controversial argument. Whilst the main reason why travellers are not able to

benefit

from new spots is their desire of preserving their cultural identity, I am a staunch believer that state involvement is the best tactic to mitigate

this

issue. In

this

essay, the main factors that encourage

this

trend, along with possible measures will be

further

elaborated. To embark on, despite agreeing with the view that new destinations play a quintessential role in broadening the horizons of citizens, some tourists feel that

this

may threaten their cultural heritage.

This

means that when tourists visit different spots around the world, they will fear being affected by new cultures. An eminent example of

this

is a study conducted by Cairo University which has revealed that the overwhelming majority of international travellers cannot

benefit

from their journeys

as a result

of their fear of being affected.

Therefore

, what can be said is that governments should exert a great deal of effort in that discipline to make people more flexible.

Furthermore

, the best tactic to address

this

problem is to launch awareness-raising campaigns, but civilians have to accept

this

concept and be open-minded.

In other words

, if authorities conduct campaigns to raise public alertness, civilians will be more ready to accept different notions and get a significant

benefit

out of their trips.

This

can be witnessed in Egypt which exerts a great deal of effort to encourage the tourism sector and public awareness.

Accordingly

, in a final analysis, governmental intrusion cannot be neglected. In conclusion, after

this

essay has manifested the above-mentioned points, it can be reiterated that not only does the insistence on preserving cultural traditions make travellers prejudiced, but

also

the lack of awareness campaigns. Eventually, without governmental intrusion people could not have benefited from their trips.