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Over the last few decades, there has been an increase in international tourism. Some people think that tourism is beneficial for local communities and should be encouraged. To what extent do you agree or disagree? v.3

Over the last few decades, there has been an increase in international tourism. Some people think that tourism is beneficial for local communities and should be encouraged. v. 3
Over the years, technological development has made long-distance travel more convenient and safe. There was a time when crossing geographical boundaries of one's native land was immensely difficult considering the amount of time and expenditure it entailed. But with the modern world order, where almost all the nations are well connected thorough a vast network of cheap airlines, maritime transport and super-fast trains, taking a trip to abroad for the sheer purpose of pleasure has become much more common. But apart from creating wonderful memories for the tourists, international tourism has been shown to have a significant effect on the social and economic life of the native communities. In this brief piece, I would argue that along with making rich contributions to the local cultural landscape and diplomatic relations between states, international tourism boosts native economy to a great extent and on the part of the host country, measures should be taken to sustain and increase the inflow of tourists. While visiting a foreign country, tourists avail a multitude of services such as accommodation, travel, hiring guides on certain occasions, taking part in local cultural rituals, etc. Also, they tend to purchase a number of things either as memento or just to serve their daily needs. Together, all these different activities create a source of steady income for locals in tourist destinations, as many people make a living by providing services to the tourists in different capacities. Although in most places, the service providers take payment against their services in local currency, many nations allow travellers to make payment in American Dollar, or Euros which helps nation states belonging to continents other than these two to acquire foreign currency which is often helpful for their national economies. Thus, international tourism serves two different purposes at once by creating jobs and enriching economic prospects while also contributing to the foreign currency stock. On the other hand, when people of one nation visit another, they bring some elements of their own culture in the life of the local community, thereby creating possibilities for cultural transaction. It is not at all uncommon for the hosts and the tourists to form a friendly bond which has often proved to be beneficial in terms of human resource. And more often than not, it has also happened that some visitor has written their account of the place they visited, which allowed the local community to have a fresh insight into their own life from a different perspective and make explicit certain things which didn't appear as significant to them because they were all too familiar to things around them to take cognizance of it. Apart from this, international visits are often taken as a gesture of peace and friendly relation between states. This becomes especially significant for the nations which have had difficult relation in the past owing to political issues or warfare. Therefore, in terms of cultural mixing and diplomatic relations, international travelling has often been helpful not only for the host states, but also for the countries the visitors belong to. In conclusion, recapitulating our arguments we can claim with certainty that the mobility of sightseers across international borders helps sustain the local economy, creates job opportunities, serves the national interest by facilitating the inflow of foreign capital while at the same time providing a space for cultural mixing and forging diplomatic relation between states. And it goes without saying, that keeping the destination trip friendly and taking measures to enhance the tourist experience would be in the best interest of the native community.
Over the years, technological development has made long-distance travel more convenient and safe. There was a time when crossing geographical boundaries of one's
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native
land was
immensely
difficult considering the amount of time and expenditure it entailed.
This phrase/word is too simple and can be replaced with:
But
with the modern world order, where almost all the
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nations
are
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well connected
thorough a vast network of
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
cheap
airlines, maritime transport and super-
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fast
trains, taking a trip to abroad for the sheer purpose of pleasure has become much more common.
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But
apart from creating wonderful memories for the
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tourists
,
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international
tourism has
been shown
to have a significant effect on the social and economic life of the
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native
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communities
. In this brief piece, I would argue that along with making rich contributions to the
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local
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cultural
landscape and diplomatic
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relations
between
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states
,
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international
tourism boosts
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native
economy to a great extent and on the part of the host country, measures should
be taken
to sustain and increase the inflow of tourists.

While visiting a
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foreign
country,
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tourists
avail a multitude of
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services
such as accommodation, travel, hiring guides on certain occasions, taking part in
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local
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cultural
rituals, etc.
Also
, they tend to
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purchase
a number of things either as memento or
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just
to serve their daily needs. Together, all these
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different
activities create a source of steady income for
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locals
in
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tourist
destinations, as
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many
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people
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make
a living by providing
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services
to the
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tourists
in
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different
capacities. Although in most places, the
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service
providers take payment against their
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services
in
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local
currency,
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many
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nations
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allow
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travellers
to
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make
payment in American Dollar, or Euros which
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helps
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nation
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states
belonging to continents other than these two to acquire
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foreign
currency which is
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often
helpful for their national economies.
Thus
,
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international
tourism serves two
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different
purposes at once by creating jobs and enriching economic prospects while
also
contributing to the
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foreign
currency stock.

On the other hand
, when
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people
of one
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nation
visit another, they bring
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some
elements of their
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own
culture in the life of the
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local
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community
, thereby creating possibilities for
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cultural
transaction. It is not at all uncommon for the hosts and the
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tourists
to form a friendly bond which has
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often
proved to be beneficial in terms of human resource. And more
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often
than not, it has
also
happened that
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some
visitor has written their account of the place they visited, which
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allowed
the
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local
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community
to have a fresh insight into their
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own
life from a
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different
perspective and
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make
explicit certain things which didn't appear as significant to them
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because
they were all too familiar to things around them to take cognizance of it. Apart from this,
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international
visits are
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often
taken as a gesture of peace and friendly
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relation
between
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states
. This becomes
especially
significant for the
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nations
which have had difficult
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relation
in the past owing to political issues or warfare.
Therefore
, in terms of
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cultural
mixing and diplomatic
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relations
,
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international
travelling has
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often
been helpful not
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only
for the host
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states
,
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but
also
for the countries the visitors belong to.

In conclusion
, recapitulating our arguments we can claim with certainty that the mobility of sightseers across
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international
borders
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helps
sustain the
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local
economy, creates job opportunities, serves the national
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interest by
facilitating the inflow of
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foreign
capital while at the same time providing a space for
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cultural
mixing and forging diplomatic
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relation
between
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states
. And it goes without saying, that keeping the destination trip friendly and taking measures to enhance the
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tourist
experience would be in the best interest of the
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native
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community
.
8.5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
8.5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
8.5Mistakes
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IELTS essay Over the last few decades, there has been an increase in international tourism. Some people think that tourism is beneficial for local communities and should be encouraged. v. 3

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
590 words
8.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.5
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