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As the population grows, technology advances and because of that, tourism is growing very fast. Nowadays , travelling long distances is not a problem and that causes mass tourism. Still , mass tourism has both good and bad sides .
On the onehand, there are some advantages with broading mass tourism. In the first place, mass tourism is great because it increases country ’s income . Moreover , authorities are forced to clean up polluted areas. For example, tourists prefer clean area against dirty and polluted place. Finally mass tourism can increase population of country. In fact , sometimes tourist can go back and start his life there.
On the otherhand, unfortunately there are some negative aspects aswell. Firstly, with mass tourism comes pollution. For example, tourist throws carbage on the ground because there are no garbage cans around . Another bad aspect is that tourists disturb wildlife . Hordes of tourists can go to forest and scare wild animals . Last but not least , is that places are spoiled by over- development . In fact, they chop down forest to build hotels and restaurants.
In conclusion , there are number of strong points both for and against mass tourism. However , i think that being against mass tourism is more rightful than being in favour of accepting it.
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