Many museums and historical sites are mainly visited by tourists, but not local people. Why this is the case? What can be done to attract more local people to visit these places? Write at least 250 words.

Many cultural institutions are primarily visited only by visitors, not by the residents. The reason for

this

situation is the charge for admission and a viable solution can be the free-cost

entry

for the native

people

. Most of the residents of the developing countries are not wealthy so they cannot afford the

entry

fees

to see the heritages.

That is

why the cultural monuments in their state are only attracted by foreigners. Most of the historic museums have high costs for

entry

because the

government

is not always able to pay them for restoration and management so they manage it by using the money they collect from

fees

. But the local

people

cannot cope with high rates.

For instance

, Egypt charges about USD $7 per head to see the famous historical which is far too expensive for the large number of Egyptians who earn $2 USD per day. One possible solution for the situation could be that either the

entry

cost be negligible or very low so that normal

people

can afford to visit. If the state

government

provide some assistance for the archaeological sites

then

it could be possible to strain the admission

fees

and more

people

would be encouraged to visit the sites.

For instance

, the

government

of India allocates some amount every year when releases its financial budget for maintenance of the historical landmarks, so most of the entries at places are zero. In conclusion, the visiting fee is the primary reason in developing countries

so

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natives cannot afford to visit memorable sites and museums, and the only solution can be assistance by the

government

to scratch the strain of

entry

fees

, so not only tourists but

also

the local

people

will be encouraged to come to see.