
Tourism cannot survive without environment and environment needs human support to sustain itself. Today tourism is a growing industry. It brings in a lot of money and a lot of countries economies flourish because tourism is their asset. There are two major reasons why a country is successful as a tourist destination. One the quality of places where nature runs wild are very good and the facilities that help one to encash the real juice of this nature.
The facilities made available for making a tourists' visit a natural place comfortable is the main reason why environment is negatively affected. Sometimes the tourism industry overlooks their own capacity of accommodating tourists and the price has to be paid by the environment and natural resources. In these cases environment is exploited to no extent. Of course the hosts mint money but that happens at expense of nature and its goodness.
A few areas affected badly due to adventure intervening with environment are as follows:
The hunger of countries to be a step ahead of others in the money game makes its citizens pay heavy prices. Exploitation of environment is not the only drawback that is highlighted by tourism but even the locals who live near the tourist places are affected by such infliction. If we go on exploiting the environment without returning back what is due there will come a day that the very base on which this industry stands will disappear. Tourism industry needs to understand that cost of loosing environment is too heavy and the loss is irreversible!
About the Author:
THRILLOPHILIA deals with adventure-related activities on a pan-India level. Be its Rafting in the Tons or in the Kali River at Dandeli, Camel Safari in Ladakh or in the Thar Desert, Trekking around Bangalore or Ladakh, Scuba Diving in Lakshadweep or Andaman, we cater it all. We also have some fabulous Biking trips, Caving, Wildlife, Paragliding and many more adrenaline pumping adventure sports. India, having varied landscapes happens to be one of the finest destinations in the world for adventure.
Author: Prashant Jain