The growth of tourism resulted in the deterioration of local environment and a loss of cultural identity in many coastal nations. The main reasons of these problems are a disparage way that travellers treat nature and an upward trend of marrying between citizens and tourists. Particular policies such as a punishment of thus who make pollution and a limit on marriage with visitors should be implemented in order to address these issues.
Most of the tourists tend to spread a garbage and smoke during their vacations. As a result, cleaning stuff sometimes cannot keep up with it and air becomes heavy to breath, leading to poor ecosytem. However, if local authorities make a law where pollutors will obtain penalties or even a ban on entering a country, the issue can be mitigated. After some time nature will restore and reposing conditions can become more attractives for visitors.
Due to the expansion of marriage between tourists and local people ethnicity is becoming mixed. Therefore, the concept of nation can be lost in this coastal country. By limiting the number of citizens whose spouse is from another nation, this problem can be solved. In other words, this policy will maintain the precent of newborns whose ethnic origin is of this country. As a consequence, the loss of identity will not transcend the threshold when it will be already impossible to change anything.
To sum up, a couple of exclusive policies, including a punnishment of pollutors and a limit on marriage, ought to be introduced in coastal countries in order to preserve its environmental and culural conditions.
