One long distance flight consumes fuel which a car uses in several years' time, but they cause the same amount of pollution. So some people think that we should discourage non-essential flights, such as tourist travel, rather than to limit the use of cars. To what extent do you agreeor disagree?

There are ongoing debates regarding the pollution caused by fuel consumption in flights and cars. Some argue that unnecessary
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as tourist visits, should not be encouraged,
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believe that restricting private automobile usage is more crucial. In
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essay, I will examine both viewpoints and present my perspective. On the one hand, there are compelling reasons to support non-essential flights, primarily
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their significant contribution to the national economy. By expanding
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routes, more opportunities for local tourism arise, which, in turn, boosts economic growth. Taking Danang as an example, since the increase to 111 local and international landings daily, its revenue from the tourism industry has doubled compared to the same six-month period
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travel plays a vital role in the exchange and trade of products in certain countries. Given the geographical constraints of some nations,
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as the inability to develop other transportation methods like waterways or railways, airlines emerge as a practical solution. Nepal,
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landlocked country with rugged terrain—where the construction of highways and railways would be prohibitively expensive and challenging.
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, the booming use of private vehicles needs thorough reevaluation.
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a Boeing or an Airbus can transport over 300 passengers per journey, a car typically carries only about 4-7 people, resulting in significant fossil fuel emissions from on the road daily
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emission level can often surpass that of a single flight.
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, traffic jams exacerbate the problem, as idling vehicles produce a considerable amount of pollution.
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, the risks associated with cars present another strong argument for discouraging their use. The proliferation of car ownership has led to a notable increase in injuries and fatalities from car accidents. In conclusion, considering the benefits of
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travel, whether they are essential or non-essential in boosting local economies and giving access to certain regions
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well as the drawbacks of private means of transportation, I incline more toward the former in the long term.

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content
Make sure each idea is tied to the main view. Show how your examples relate to pollution from flights and cars.
language
Use more simple words and short lines. This helps the read and the score.
structure
Keep each paragraph on one big idea. Start with a clear sentence at the top of the paragraph.
grammar
Check long sentences. If a sentence is long, add a dot to split it in two.
coherence
Have a clear, easy to see stance in the end and keep it in the rest of the essay.
strength
You give two sides and a view of the topic.
strength
You use real place examples (Danang and Nepal).
strength
You link ideas with on the one hand and on the other hand.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • essential
  • travel
  • flight
  • plane
  • car
  • fuel
  • use
  • limit
  • reduce
  • non-essential
  • tourist
  • train
  • rail
  • bus
  • public
  • transport
  • policy
  • plan
  • tax
  • cost
  • save
  • energy
  • future
  • air
  • air quality
  • world
  • people
  • life
  • work
  • home
  • school
  • trip
  • route
  • option
  • alternative
  • electric
  • green
  • clean
  • harm
  • effect
  • change
  • remote
  • video
  • meetings
  • money
  • money
  • support
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