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By investing in tourism we can earn a lot of revenue and growth in national economy. At the same time it destroys the local culture. v.2

By investing in tourism we can earn a lot of revenue and growth in national economy. At the same time it destroys the local culture. v. 2
Tourism is one of the biggest industries worldwide. It has grown, especially over the last few decades, by leaps and bounds. This is happening because the global citizen now takes even the slightest of chances to visit uncharted territory. So, all the countries are eager to invest more and more in tourism. It has its rich rewards, but there are drawbacks too. At the forefront of all demerits of tourism is the impact on local culture. Still, in my opinion, such demerits cannot outweigh the benefits of the tourism industry. In the modern age the culture of one country or society is open for all to observe and take part in. When in coming tourists get in touch of a local culture they do not necessarily destroy it. It is understandable that they leave a bit of their own cultural identity in the place they have visited. But that is not destruction rather a healthy demonstration of cultural mixing that is happening incessantly all over the world in other ways too, e. g. international media. On the other hand, if we miss out on the far reaching benefits of the tourism industry being foolishly bogged down by the illusionary ghouls of cultural destruction, we are only loosing. In reality tourism does not taint a local culture, rather it fortifies it. Tourist visiting places do not only sight-see but want to experience the diverse heritage and customs also. So, since destroying or transforming the local culture only makes a locality less attractive to spectators, tourism provides ample motivation to preserve our cultural identity. To conclude, we must declare tourism as a boon that encourages the peoples of the world to be themselves, not like the others, while rewarding those who have valued and glorified their culture in terms of much needed revenue.
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is one of the biggest industries worldwide. It has grown,
especially
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last
few decades, by leaps and bounds. This is happening
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the global citizen
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now


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takes
even the slightest of chances to visit uncharted territory.
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So
, all the countries are

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eager
to invest more and more in
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tourism
. It has its rich rewards,
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but
there are
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drawbacks


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too
. At the forefront of all demerits of
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tourism
is the impact on
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local
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culture
.
Still
, in my

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opinion
, such demerits cannot outweigh the benefits of the
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tourism
industry.

In the modern age the
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culture
of one country or society is open for all to observe and

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take
part in.
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in coming tourists
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get
in touch of a
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local
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culture
they do
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not


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necessarily
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destroy
it. It is understandable that they
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leave
a bit of their
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own
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cultural


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identity
in the place they have visited.
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But
that is
not destruction
rather
a
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healthy


demonstration of cultural mixing
that is
happening
incessantly
all over the world in other

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ways
too,
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e. g.
international media.

On the other hand
, if we miss out on the
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far reaching
benefits of the
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tourism
industry

being
foolishly
bogged down by the illusionary ghouls of cultural destruction, we are

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only
loosing. In reality
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tourism
does not taint a
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local
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culture
,
rather
it fortifies it. Tourist

visiting places do not
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only
sight-
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see
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but
want to experience the diverse heritage and

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customs
also
.
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So
, since destroying or transforming the
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local
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culture
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only
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makes
a locality

less attractive to spectators,
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tourism
provides ample motivation to preserve our cultural

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identity
.

To conclude
, we
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must
declare
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tourism
as a boon that encourages the peoples of the world

to be themselves, not like the others, while rewarding those who have valued and

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glorified
their
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culture
in terms of
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much needed
revenue.
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18Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay By investing in tourism we can earn a lot of revenue and growth in national economy. At the same time it destroys the local culture. v. 2

Essay
  American English
22 paragraphs
301 words
5.5
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