It is now possible for scientists and tourists to travel to remote natural environment, such as the South Pole. Do the advantages of this development outweigh the disadvantages?

Science people and tourists always endeavor to experience distinctive habitats in the globe. Today’s improved technology and transportation create a condition for those people to travel far-flung areas of the globe. From my perspective, its advantageous sides surpass its adverse effects. First and foremost, the main severity of traveling to these distant places is that involvement and engagement of tourists exert its influence on the environment negatively. The more tourists, the more environmental destruction. Moreover, tourism in the isolated regions causes cultural alteration in these places. It is known that dwellers of the certain regions conserve their heritage, traditions and culture, but visits of tourist can give the ground for homogenous culture. Turning to the advantages of the issue, the gravest merit of feasibility to go to distant and isolated parts of the world allows scientists explore the nature and acquire needed imperative natural plants which can be used in development of new medicines. It is not surprising that miscellaneous plant species are effective to heal diverse ailments. Furthermore, traveling these distant places helps to escalate environmental awareness between the world population. Tourists can acknowledge the importance of nature, its endangered species. Finally, different states can benefited from tourism by using the possibility to attract tourists to the region. There are some countries in the world that their prime source of revenue comes from tourism industry. For instance, majority of east countries such as Indonesia generate profit with help of tourism sector. Conclusively, albeit its disadvantages such as negative impact on nature and loss of culture, travelling to remote natural habitats have a plethora of merits such as positive impact on medicine development, environmental awareness and profit from tourism sector.