The traditional lifestyle of
developing countries has been attracting an increasing number of tourists. As a
side-effect this has been preventing the people in developing countries from
adopting modern ways of living. Do you agree or disagree with the statement?
Give your opinion and examples from personal experience.
269 words, 30 minutes.
Lifestyle has been changing day after day, and people
who live in modern ways get used to visiting developing nations and places
which have had traditional standard of living, consequently those places have
started to be more modern, but it is not necessarily the whole true. That is
why, it is an important issue which deserves a deep down evaluation before
offering an opinion.
Traditional cultures which are still alive in the
world are opportunities to know part of both our history and root. So people
like to travel to know them, it is a culture exchanged because tourists learn
about old cultures and people there discover other ways to live and think,
Those new knowledge change all involved people and bring consequences in them.
Some of them might believe that another culture is better or worse than their
one, and start to have different behavior as result of it.
Nevertheless, everyone has different ideas about
things. Some people would want to have better living condition and try to move
to a big city, while others could think that nothing is better than their
present place and make an effort to keep it alive. However, world and people
are always changing as well as their cultures. But, every cloud has a silver
lining and even if things become different people will always have special ways
to see life and we will be able to share them each other.
In conclusion, from my point of view, it is possible
that tourists make a high impact in traditional cultures, but some people there
will want to change and others will not.
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