Question

Can someone help me out in preparing my ASL speech (topic: travel and tourism)?

Answer 1

India is one of the oldest countries in the world, full of charming and attractive historical sites and challenging and mysterious stories that were laid in the foundation of Indian cities, regions and even buildings. India is the country of contrasts from architectural and cultural perspectives. If you want to amuse yourself with food, culture, language, clothing and various traditions, India is the right place for you to visit. With the population of over one billion people, India is very multicultural and each of the twenty eight states in the country has its unique identity that determines and directs its history.

India is the motherland of such famous people asMahatma Ghandi, Siddhartha, Tata and the others. Everybody knows and heard the names of Taj Mahal, Mumbai, Great Indian Himalayas andBengal Tiger, which became the icons of India tourism. For those who prefer beach and sun tourism India is ready to offer famous Goa andKerala Beaches with more than hundred kilometres long sea line.

For visitors who prefer something exotic, India is opening the doors of the Khajuraho temples with its magnificent arts of early medieval period. Constructed back in the ninth and tenth centuries, these buildings keep the history of India and will not leave even the most demanding tourist uninterested.

Cultural India is for those who love to dive into local traditions and celebrations to feel the real country’s spirit. Goa carnival, Varanasi Ghats andPushkar Fair are the places that you cannot miss if you are in search of spiritual and cultural tourism. 


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Answer 2

Tourism as an industry has been travelling with the wild pace of technological advancements and aboard are people from different places and cultures interacting with increasing ease….since, the globe had been shrunk into a village.


Unlike our predecessors, we can affordably and in a shorter time travel across the world in large numbers comparatively safe. Tourism is one of the biggest and fastest growing industries globally, its benefits and the challenges, keenly observed by governments affects the economic, socio-cultural, environmental and educational resources of nations.

The positive effects of tourism on a country’s economy include the growth and development of various industries directly linked with a healthy tourism industry, such as transportation, accommodation, wildlife, arts and entertainment. This brings about the creation of new jobs and revenue generated from foreign exchange, investments and payments of goods and services provided. Though improvements in the standard of living of the locals in heavily visited tourist destinations are usually little or non-existent, inflation of the prices of basic commodities, due to visiting tourists, is a constant feature of these areas.

The nature of the world economy dictates that it’s mostly people from developing nations who travel as a tourist to the developing ones, much more than do people from developing nations visit as a tourist to the developed ones. This results in a downward stream of cultural influences that in cases have proven to be detrimental, as they were not in cohesion with the environment, economy and culture of these hosts, who cannot in that same capacity exchange influences. For example, it is common knowledge that most tourist destinations are plagued with prostitution; this has had dire consequences for the culture, economy and health of these tourist coveted nations, but is reported to be a major boost for tourism.

The environment can be greatly affected by tourism in cases where the attraction is a vista of nature’s beauty, visits of people in large numbers could mean huge amounts of treading and pollution of materials such as plastic waste, bottles, which in the long run could be disruptive to the habitats of both faunal and floral life. Assessments into the capacity of people an area can safely bear environmentally, security and facility-wise are important in the protection and preservation of these vistas beaming with nature’s beauty. The responsibility falls on hosts, who must make it a point to inform and educate visitors on acceptable behaviors and dangers posed by going against the advised codes of conduct, such as disposing waste haphazardly.

In the quest to provide facilities for tourists the environment has been affected in other ways, large hotels and other facilities for tourists and likes consume large amounts of power in their quest to provide a long list of patrons with all the ‘hip’ electronic comforts.