The two maps compare the appearance of an island in 2005 with its development by 2020.
Overall, the island transformed dramatically over the 15-year period, changing from an untouched natural landscape into a modern tourist resort. While the island in 2005 was entirely undeveloped, by 2020 it had been equipped with multiple hotels, a restaurant, transport infrastructure, and leisure facilities, indicating a strong orientation towards tourism.
In 2005, the island was covered predominantly by greenery, with clusters of trees in the north and east and an empty sandy beach in the south. No man-made structures, transport links, or amenities were present at this time.
By 2020, extensive development had taken place. Three hotels were constructed: Hotel 1 in the southwest, Hotel 2 in the north, and Hotel 3 on the eastern side of the island. A restaurant was also added in the central area, all of which were interconnected by a newly built road system. Leisure facilities appeared as well, including a private beach to the south and a docking area for boats and yachts, suggesting the introduction of water-based activities. Despite these changes, the dense woodland in the north and parts of the east were left intact, preserving some of the island’s natural environment.
In summary, the island evolved from a completely natural setting in 2005 into a fully developed tourist destination by 2020, marked by the addition of accommodation, dining, recreational areas, and transport infrastructure, while still maintaining a portion of its greenery.