Some people think that traveling abroad is an important experience for youngsters. Others think that involves too much time and expenses. Discuss both perspectives And give your opinion.

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There has been an argument
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teenagers need to
travel
around the world to gain experience. Some people believe that it
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time and money to do so. In
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teenagers have positive reasons to
travel
abroad, for
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academic and studies purposes. In Indonesia, the government have a program to study abroad and they will likely
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thousands of students to study abroad in
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league and other campuses.
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positive
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our country. The students
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gain
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a lot of knowledge and experiences which can help to
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the nation
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there are some people that have no purposes to
travel
. Their goals to
travel
have no significant impact which can
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time and a lot of money.
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they just need to shop.
This
phenomenon is called hedonism. In conclusion, teenagers must have positive reasons to
travel
abroad so that they can't waste time, money, and energy.
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