The debate over whether visitors to other regions should adopt local
and behaviour or if the host
should embrace cultural differences has been ongoing for decades.
some people believe that tourists should assimilate into the local culture to respect and appreciate it, others argue that countries should celebrate diversity and welcome cultural differences. In
essay, I will explore both viewpoints and give my opinions on the matter.
On one hand, one reason why voyagers might be expected to follow local tradition is that it shows admiration for the destination place and its standards. When people visit other nations, they should try to learn about the local heritage and traditions and adapt their behaviour
.
, in Muslim countries, it is customary to refrain from consuming pork and alcohol. Visitors who fail to follow these
may be seen as disrespectful to the local culture and may cause offence to the local population.
, it could
be argued that expecting sightseers to conform to local norms can be discriminatory and exclusive.
, different standards have their own unique
and behaviours, and visitors should not be expected to completely change their living when travelling to another region.
, the host
should be welcoming of cultural differences and embrace the variety that travellers can bring to their society.
, in many parts of India, it is customary to eat with one's hands. When sightseers visit these nations should not be expected to change their eating habits to fit local traditions that may be unfamiliar or uncomfortable for them.
In my opinion, both sides have merit and should be considered in equal measure. Tourists to other countries should try to learn about and respect local norms and behaviour, but the host
should
be welcoming and accommodating of cultural variety. It is possible to strike a balance between these two approaches by promoting cross-cultural dialogue and understanding, and by encouraging travellers to express their own cultural identity
respecting the heritage and
of the owner nation.
, during my visit to Japan, I was fascinated by the
's unique
and
. I made a conscious effort to dress appropriately and follow local
.
, I
shared some of my own cultural
with my Japanese friends,
as traditional dance and music.
In conclusion, there are valid arguments on two sides of the debate, I believe that respecting local
celebrating cultural diversity is the best approach.
can create a welcoming environment for tourists
promoting understanding and acceptance of different cultures.