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Is Tourism a Global Concern? (Cruise ship relaxing, 2016)

Environmental aspect Exhausts natural resources source of pollution Negative impact on environment tourism promotes conservation

Defining “Tourism” “the activity of traveling to a place for pleasure and the business of providing hotels, restaurants, entertainment, etc., for people who are traveling” (Merriam-Webster's Learner's Dictionary, 2016)

Thesis Statement source of pollution Exploits natural resources (deforestation, 2016) (Pollution tourism, 2016)

Plane traveling Plane travel causes great amount of carbon emissions (Disney world Orlando, 2016) Plane travel causes great amount of carbon emissions Tourist attractions such as Disney rely on plane travel for profit

Sulfur Emissions (Cruise ship, 2016 ) (One million cars, 2016)

Thesis Statement source of pollution Exploits natural resources (Pollution tourism, 2016) (deforestation, 2016)

Exploitation of water: Mediterranean (water equality tourism, 2016) (water tourism bad, 2016)

DOOM TOURISM: hope for the future Also known as Ecotourism (The Great Barrier Reef, 2016)

Conservation in Guatemala (tree conservation, 2016)

Reflection

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