https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm Made with swagger en-us 2022-04-27 02:00:28 UTC 2022-04-27 02:21:32 UTC hello@padlet.com yong_kuo_hoong1_1 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159558051 Because governments...]]> 2022-04-27 02:03:23 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159558051 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159567980 government plays an important role in the tourism industry government have to provide legislation regulation and control for tourism in order to ensure its tourism industry can sustain its level and compete with other tourist destination
however , Tourism also boosts the revenue of the economy, creates thousands of jobs but tourism can contribute to environmental pollution.

]]> 2022-04-27 02:11:47 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159567980 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159572251 I disagree with the statement because government organisations have more important role in conserving fragile environment. They can help to improve the quality by making strict laws, and limiting thr mumber of vistior to enter the attraction.However,as vistior they provide funds to help to conserve environment, preservr culture or matain a tourist attraction.But they also bring disadvantages by their behaviers]]> 2022-04-27 02:15:14 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159572251 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159578532 I agree with this statement because the government can hire staff to repair or maintain the building which is in bad conditions they also can restrict tourist at a certain area which locals can only enter. Furthermore, the government can also take in advice and concerns from the locals on what help they need so that the sites wont be destroyed easily by tourists. However, tourist helps with the income for the locals there but they also congested at the tourist sites. In conclusion, the government can help the locals maintain the historical sites and also put up laws and policies and as for the tourist, they should respect and be responsible when going to historical places and try not to destroy the things there.]]> 2022-04-27 02:19:53 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159578532 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159578662 Because governments have more authority and resources to conserve the fragile environment than tourist.the tourist can provide funds to help conserve environments from their spending at entrances fees and buying souviners.However,the tourist behaviours can damaged the environment without sufficient self-regulation ]]> 2022-04-27 02:19:59 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159578662 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159578816 I agree to a large extent. This is because the government is able to influence it's citizens and encourage them to help conserve and preserve the environment and they are also impose laws and policies to limit the amount of tourists in Machu Picchu and possibly impose entrance fees to control the number of visitors. For example, only 2500 visitors are allowed in Machu Picchu per day. However, tourists do play an important role as well which is they help to provide funds to help conserve environments by spending it on souvenirs, entrance fees and eating at restaurants. Their spendings can also provide locals with income from their employment and businesses which includes hotel workers, waitresses and tour guides.
But visitors' behaviors can damage attractions and such behaviors can include vandalism and littering.]]> 2022-04-27 02:20:06 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159578816 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159579365 i agree with this statement. this is because the government helps to balance and resolve tensions. they limit the number of visitors at a site to minimise congestion and degradation and they also employ staff to maintain and repair a site, this is to prevent tourists from tampering with it. however, tourists also play an important role. they buy entrance fees or purchase souvenirs, this would provide funds to help with the conservation of environments, preservation of culture and also provide income to the locals. but, the behaviours of tourists, such as vandalism and littering can cause damage to the attractions.]]> 2022-04-27 02:20:34 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159579365 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159579865 I agree to this statement till a certain extent. 
Government organisation is planning authorities who help improve the quality of the tourist site by drafting laws and policies, such as limiting the number of visitor to an attraction or imposing entrance fee. One such example is Machu picchu where the government is limiting tourist numbers and enforcing law .
However I find that visitors are the more important role here as visitors can spend money to provide fund to help conserve environments,persevere conserve or maintain a tourist attraction. Such spending can include entrance fees or the purchase of souvenirs. 

]]> 2022-04-27 02:21:03 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159579865 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159580278 Governments can influence the quality of environments by drafting laws and policies and allocating space for infrastructure such as roads and hotels. They can limit the number of visitors to an attraction and impose entrance fees to control the number of visitors. For example, Machu Picchu government limits tourists numbers and enforces laws.
The government also has access to a wide range of resources and can cooperate easily with other government agencies to manage the impact of tourism.

However, even the most well-planned and well-funded programme can fail due to unforeseen factors such as extreme weather conditions and natural disasters. Government may also face opposition from stakeholders such as the locals and the visitors when they disagree with their approach.

However, tourists are also important. Visitors can provide funds to help conserve environments, preserve cultures and maintain a tourist attraction. For example entrances fees and purchase of souvenirs. Tourists’ spending can also provide locals with income from their employment and businesses. For example, hotel workers and staff, waitresses and local tour guides.

However, tourists’ behaviour can damage attractions. Such behaviour includes vandalism and littering. Large number of visitors can also damage a site by their footsteps, noise and touch. When too many visitors visit a tourist attraction, the place loses its identity and authenticity as the locals deliberately please the visitors.

In conclusion, both tourists and government play a part in conserving fragile tourist attractions. Hence, both tourists and government have to work together to preserve tourist attractions. Visitors have to behave responsibly and government have to draft and enforce laws.

]]> 2022-04-27 02:21:25 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159580278 https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159580459 I agree to a large extent as government have a more important role in conserving and preserving fragile environments where they are able to impose laws and polices in order to limit large number of tourist visitors visiting tourist site. For example, Machu pichu in Peru, where there are entrance fees to enter and limiting the number of tourist per day like 150 people.
However, tourists also plays a part in conserving environments. Toursim requires tourist to spend money in entrance fees, souvenirs, where it might be a great help towards the locals as the  funds contributed by vistors are use to conserve and prevent the environment.]]> 2022-04-27 02:21:32 UTC https://padlet.com/yong_kuo_hoong1_1/mee34iogcmeqk0tm/wish/2159580459