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Some people claim that tourism can help to bridge cultural gaps between peoples of different nationalities and cultures. Do you agree or disagree? v.1

Some people claim that tourism can help to bridge cultural gaps between peoples of different nationalities and cultures. v. 1
It is believed that mixing with a number of people from different origins can actually help in bridging up the cultural gaps in between. I strongly advocate that tourism can bridge cultural gaps. First and foremost, meaningful travel promotes the connecting bridge. Travellers can learn about the culture of another country, applying positive cultural traits to their lives. Furthermore, many foreigners visit one country, they can explore new culture, learn another langue, try to see the world through a different set of lenses. Take for example, it is a wonderful experience to have and the world would be a better place if all youth spent a year fitting in a different culture other than their own. Many commercial activities suitable to the capitalization of tourists. Regular talking with the person will let you know about various things about the person’s culture and in the same way the person can know about your culture too. Some of the important factors that you can track are the culinary styles and interests, the dressing style, the places they visit, the rituals of family, and so on. When you see that they are dressed in a particular way, you can have questions about why is it so, or you can ask about the different food habits. The more you stay connected, the more curious you will get about the way they live and the more you ask, the more you will get answers and will understand the culture better. On the other hand, there are a number of people who actually think negatively about the concept of tourism bridging up the cultural gaps. As per a number of people, in almost all the countries, even the locals learn different languages so that they can communicate with the tourists in a language they are comfortable with. Also, when English has been considered to be a common language in a maximum of the countries, mostly, people converse in English so that there is no such communication barrier created. In such a situation, it is quite impossible for tourists understand the actual culture of the people with whom he or she is communicating. However, the benefits outweigh drawbacks.
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is believed
that mixing with a number of
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people
from
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different
origins can actually
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help
in bridging up the
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cultural
gaps in between. I
strongly
advocate that tourism can bridge
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cultural
gaps.

First
and foremost, meaningful travel promotes the connecting bridge.
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Travellers
can learn about the
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culture
of another
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country
, applying
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positive
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cultural
traits to their
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lives
.
Furthermore
,
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many
foreigners visit one
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country
, they can explore new
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culture
, learn another
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langue
, try to
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see
the world through a
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different
set of lenses. Take
for example
, it is a wonderful experience to have and the world would be a better place if all youth spent a year fitting in a
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different
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culture
other than their
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own
.
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Many
commercial activities suitable to the capitalization of tourists. Regular talking with the person will
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let
you know about various things about the person’s
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culture
and
in the same way
the person can know about your
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culture
too.
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Some of the
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important
factors that you can
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track
are the culinary styles and interests, the dressing style, the places they visit, the rituals of family, and
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so
on. When you
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see
that they
are dressed
in a particular way, you can have questions about why is it
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so
, or you can ask about the
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different
food habits. The more you stay connected, the more curious you will
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get
about the way they
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live
and the more you ask, the more you will
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get
answers and will understand the
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culture
better.

On the other hand
, there are a number of
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people
who actually
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think
negatively
about the concept of tourism bridging up the
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cultural
gaps. As per a number of
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people
, in almost all the
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countries
, even the locals learn
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different
languages
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so
that they can communicate with the tourists in a language they are comfortable with.
Also
, when English has
been considered
to be a common language in a maximum of the
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countries
,
mostly
,
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people
converse in English
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so
that there is no such communication barrier created. In such a situation, it is quite impossible for tourists understand the actual
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culture
of the
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people
with whom he or she is communicating.
However
, the benefits outweigh drawbacks.
8Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
25Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
3Mistakes

IELTS essay Some people claim that tourism can help to bridge cultural gaps between peoples of different nationalities and cultures. v. 1

Essay
  American English
3 paragraphs
361 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
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Task Achievement: 6.0
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