With the advancement of technologies it could be possible to tap the untapped market trends for vacationists opting for space exploration. This is feasible only after many trial and errors which could have its own positive and negative impacts which are discussed below.
First, it is undeniably a bold step in the field of tourism where people still date have explored only on land, water and air. Furthermore, this has a wider scope as humans are curious to see things which are beyond our imagination.However in the initial stages only few members only could be sent for such purpose with expertise and to survive in the challenging environment. This could be a pointer to my argument that many countries are researching ways to send humans to space by 2050, as a way to explore the outer space and to find out whether the biosphere is possible for future shift of human race from Earth to other planets where it has suitable living conditions.
On the other hand, the cost involved in building a spacecraft is really high and it could also effect the environment. Moreover, when a country spends most of its resources on space science there could be financial scrutiny on other fields which needed sufficient funding. In contrast to it when these projects are successfully tested,it could lead to overcrowding which could effect the natural environment of the planet. Additionally proper research should be taken to avoid loss of lives,resources and funds involved in this mission. Also, not everyone could afford travelling in space and this invloves certain level of expertise to survival in the most deadly situations.
To sum up, exploring space could seem to be an interesting concept but it is not possible in the near future. From my perspective, these travel seems to be expensive and skeptical in terms of safety which involves any situations where we could encounter beyond our imagination