(Tourism is growing very fast in many countries)Tourism is increasing significantly in many countries, usually creating problems for the local communities. The main problem is that tourists are littering across the streets. The viable solution for this problem is to increase the fine’s fines’ value.
The number of tourists is increasing, as is the (number) amount of trash, which they are throwing on the ground in tourist places. Most tourists like to have a light snack while walking, or to freshen their breath – chewing gum, but the problem is that they are throwing leftovers all over the ground, and touristic places are overwhelmed with small litter from tourists. This is despite the fact that in many countries there are fines for littering, and usually not so small.
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A solution for this problem is to increase fines. People can not understand differently, otherwise because each time people are littering, it usually happens near trash cans. So putting more trash bins is not an option, people will still throw trash all over the places. Increasing fine valueS is a great option because people will be afraid to litter all over the streets. Also, it can help reduce inflation because money from fines will go straight to government, and from there they will operate with this money better, then people who are littering.For example in Singapore was a very big problem with chewing gums, because people instead of putting it in traces can, were sticking it all over Singapore, so government decided to increase fine and stop selling chewing gums. This really helped with the fight between the government and people who were sticking chewing gums.
In conclusion, the major problem of tourists challenging local communities with littering can be partly solved with increasing fine value.