Ecotourism Short

Ecotourism is a growing sector in today’s travel industry. Also known as “green tourism,” ecotourism is when people travel to a destination and take place in observing and interacting with the environment, learning about the cultures and practices of local inhabitants while promoting their well being. The tourists that visit many times take part in helping to preserve the natural habitat. But like in every aspect of life, there are several opponents to this topic. They comment: “In my holiday I want to have lots of fun, relax and I don't want to worry about nature. Ecotouring is boring and far too expensive.” What moves those people? I will answer this in the following text while illuminating positive and negative parts to this statement.

On one side ecotourism is a good possibility to help other countries in their economic development. New jobs are created and wildlife habitats get protected.
Firstly ecotourism can contribute to a country economic development. Most countries can't compete with others in specific areas and are reliant to tourism. For example Germany exports tons of technical goods to every country in the world. Third world countries aren't able to compete with those so they need a different kind of income through tourism.
In addition there is the possibility of creating new jobs through ecotourism. The visitors need advice and direction. Nobody knows a place better than locals, even a studied tourist guide can't show every wonderful place in town. Poor fisherman for example can increase their income by guiding traveler through their well known town and reveal secret places.
Finally there is the protection of wildlife habitats and their precious residents. Rare animals need to be protected and this is only guaranteed by making more money with their presence rather than their fur. For example tourist pay a big load of money to see dangerous animals and feel the rush of meeting those. This provides the habitats to exist on.
On the other hand