Cosmopolitan societies are thought to be more attractive to international tourists due to their diversified cultural aspects and often considered to have a strong economy which develops faster. However, as far as I am concerned, a mixture of nationalities in many countries is still problematic.
Admittedly, a culturally and ethnically diverse country attracts tourists from all over the world as the amalgamation of different cultures and their tradition, food and lifestyle give birth to a truly cosmopolitan society. As a result of tourism development, the local economy grows to a certain extent.
However, countries that include population from different nationalities and cultures often experience social issues which lead to civil and political unrest and hatred for each other. People from different backgrounds view thing differently and have their own opinion towards values. If not dealt with an appropriate means, it may cause ethnic conflicts. Even worse, in some countries, it divides the nation as citizens start possessing discriminatory attitudes towards minors. If such a situation prevails, the country will soon lose international tourists who might be the main driving force for their economic boost.
Moreover, the heterogeneous population in a country bring their own culture and thus the country lose its heritage and century-long tradition in the process. As a result, the country can no longer proclaim itself as a unique cultural landscape. For instance, many large cities in the world these days look almost the same and have no distinctive cultural identity.
To conclude, multi-cultural societies are prone to create many social problems and the government should give priority to solve such issues whenever they emerge so that it does not lead to social unrest and ambivalence situations.
Cosmopolitan societies are
thought
to be more attractive to international tourists due to their diversified cultural aspects and
often
considered to have a strong economy which develops faster.
However
, as far as I
am concerned
, a mixture of nationalities in
many
countries
is
still
problematic.
Admittedly
, a
culturally
and
ethnically
diverse
country
attracts tourists from all over the world as the amalgamation of
different
cultures and their tradition, food and lifestyle give birth to a
truly
cosmopolitan society.
As a result
of tourism development, the local economy grows to a certain extent.
However
,
countries
that include population from
different
nationalities and cultures
often
experience social issues which lead to civil and political unrest and hatred for each other.
People
from
different
backgrounds view thing
differently
and have their
own
opinion towards values. If not dealt with an appropriate means, it may cause ethnic conflicts. Even worse, in
some
countries
, it divides the nation as citizens
start
possessing discriminatory attitudes towards minors. If such a situation prevails, the
country
will
soon
lose international tourists who might be the main driving force for their economic boost.
Moreover
, the heterogeneous population in a
country
bring their
own
culture and
thus
the
country
lose its heritage and century-long tradition in the process.
As a result
, the
country
can no longer proclaim itself as a unique cultural landscape.
For instance
,
many
large cities in the world these days look almost the same and have no distinctive cultural identity.
To conclude
, multi-cultural societies are prone to create
many
social problems and the
government
should give priority to solve such issues whenever they emerge
so
that it does not lead to social unrest and ambivalence situations.