Today more and more tourist are visiting places where conditions are difficult, such as Sahara or the antartic. Discuss advantage and disadvantage for tourist who visit these places.

Nowadays, there is an increasing trend of tourists wanting to visit places that are hard to reach and uninhabited. People might do so to conduct scientific research about these

areas

and to predict changes that might occur in the future.

However

, doing so

also

comes with its downfalls as these people may face challenges and dangers during these visits. In

this

essay, I will elaborate on the advantages and disadvantages of tours to

such

difficult

areas

.

To begin

with, an incline in tourism to uninhabited places like the Sahara desert or Antarctica might be advantageous to find out more about the habitat and history of these places.

For example

, to find out whether life was ever possible in

such

regions and vanished later on

due to

extremely harsh weather conditions, or were these

areas

devoid of living beings from the start.

Also

, as we all know that global warming has affected the whole earth, it could be immensely useful to measure its outcomes on these kinds of regions to predict and calculate what we might face in the future. To support

this

fact, multiple articles have been published in environmental journals during the past couple of years about how the glaciers in Antarctica are vanishing both in size and volume.

Also

, an extreme rise and fall of temperature in the Sahara desert and its effect on the quality of land has

also

been reported in

such

magazines.

However

,

while

visiting these belts could be useful for scientific purposes, doing so comes with drawbacks as well. These adventures are full of associated perils,

for instance

, wild animals

such

as polar bears in Antarctica and venomous snakes in the Sahara desert have been reported on various occasions to attack the research team members despite that the precautionary measures were taken beforehand.

Moreover

, the unavailability of hygiene facilities, food, and medical supplies can make it quite gruelling to tackle any kind of emergency situation and may prove life-threatening.

To conclude

, we can say that touring the far-flung and hard-to-reach

areas

of the Earth could be a very fruitful but arduous task.

While

such

activities contribute to our knowledge and may help us be proactive to save the Earth before all natural resources are depleted,

this

can

also

prove to be a quite daunting task. In the end, all endeavours should be to preserve the natural habitat as much as possible.