In local holidays travelling to exotic destinations is gaining fame among tourists. This essay will suggest that the primary problem this cause is litter and that possible solution is to provide extra bins.
The pressing problem of many people visiting the same places at any national holidays is throwing rubbish. People drop thrashes such as plastic bottles, and chocolate wraps in public areas because of the lack of proper disposable litter bins. This resulted in the waste being scattered into the atmosphere, causing hygienic issues and this even leads to serious damages to the public properties and that needs to employ labour force for proper removal of waste. For example, Phu Quoc island, known for white-sand beaches, reported in the local newspaper that it was severely littered its surroundings with rubbishes during the TET holidays in 2018.
A possible solution to littering is by providing extra litter bins during the season times when more people visit to spend their holidays. These additional bins could be made available for visitors, namely where they sit to eat or they spend more time in any specific areas. Having placed litter cans at every few kilometers, it would be easily accessible to use the bins effectively. For instance, Sun World Lagoon in Malaysia, an attractive water theme park, is provided with nearly over 100 bins at various places to support their visitors to cope with extra refuse.
In conclusion, installing extra litter bins to manage tourists littering the public areas during the peak periods is a viable option. It is recommended to the government that it provides additional cans throughout the year and follow an effective thrash disposal method to protect tourist destinations.
In local
holidays
travelling to exotic destinations is gaining fame among tourists. This essay will suggest that the primary problem this cause is
litter
and that possible solution is to provide
extra
bins.
The pressing problem of
many
people
visiting the same places at any national
holidays
is throwing rubbish.
People
drop thrashes such as plastic bottles, and chocolate wraps in public areas
because
of the lack of proper disposable
litter
bins. This resulted in the waste
being scattered
into the atmosphere, causing hygienic issues and this even leads to serious damages to the public properties and that needs to employ
labour
force for proper removal of waste.
For example
,
Phu
Quoc
island, known for white-sand beaches, reported in the local newspaper that it was
severely
littered its surroundings with rubbishes during the TET
holidays
in 2018.
A possible solution to littering is by providing
extra
litter
bins during the season times when more
people
visit to spend their
holidays
. These additional bins could
be made
available for visitors,
namely
where they sit to
eat or
they spend more time in any specific areas. Having placed
litter
cans at every few kilometers, it would be
easily
accessible to
use
the bins
effectively
.
For instance
, Sun World Lagoon in Malaysia, an attractive water theme park,
is provided
with
nearly
over 100 bins at various places to support their visitors to cope with
extra
refuse.
In conclusion
, installing
extra
litter
bins to manage tourists littering the public areas during the peak periods is a viable option. It
is recommended
to the
government
that it provides additional cans throughout the year and follow an effective thrash disposal method to protect tourist destinations.