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The document discusses some of the advantages and disadvantages of tourism in Mendoza, Argentina. Some of the key advantages mentioned are that tourism provides more work and higher earnings for tour guides and hotel workers. It also brings in foreign exchange and supports cultural preservation. However, some of the disadvantages are that tourism can lead to environmental destruction as hotels and infrastructure are developed. It also only provides seasonal employment, with many people losing their jobs outside of the tourism season, and some workers only finding low-paid, marginal jobs. Not all residents benefit equally from the tourism industry.
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- 1. Advantages ! • The tour guides earn more money ‘cause they have more work. • People that come from other countries or provinces could move and work here if they like the place.
- 2. All this is a circle ... Foreign exchange More employement Cultural preservation
- 3. Cultural preservation, Foreign exchange One of the greatest thingS of tourism season is that all people who work as tour guides, or for hotels; earn more money. For people that come from other countries, traveling to Mendoza is cheap, It IS ALSO secure.
- 4. And now ... DISADVANTAGES
- 5. The bad things are... • Environmental destruction – Tourism is developing all the time, making new hotels, transports, etc. This TAKES natural resources, and every year we are losing a lot of material. There are few enviromental heritage, what means that tourism affects nature. • Seasonal employment – When it isn’t tourist season, mANY people lose money; because most of them work on tourisM. • Marginal employment – Another thing, is that many people have marginal employMENTS, like taking out the trash!
- 6. • Low benefits – Tourist season is as good as IT IS bad, because not all people have POSITIVE benefits FROM it.