known to people that tourism has grown to massive proportions, beingalmost the largest industry in the world. This of course brings alongwith it heaps of problems, connected to the fact that where there ismoney to be earned (and thus power to be controlled), man has neithermoral nor restrictions to prevent her from doing just about all she canto exploit that source of wealth. In the compendium, there is anarticle from the Morning Star that talks about how people in the 70sconsidered the tourism a "harmless way to transfer wealth from thenorth to the third world". Today there are evidence which speaks of aterminal degeneration over the last 20 years, where the tourismindustry and tourists weakens third world countries standard as uniqueterritories into being merely "attractive spots", without eitherculture nor sense of dignified nationalism. Another problem is the vastprostitution, which follow in the steps of tourism like a swarm ofdragonflies around a heap of treasure. In the Philippines for example,it is estimated that 60000 children are active prostitutes. Due tothis, dreams are shattered for many families as they see their childrenfall victim to drugs and its consequences, thus breaking down the willand spirit of the countries inhabitants, as they every day go to thebackdoor of the hotels to serve the very people who might be the onesto rape their offspring. Du Tourism - 1, 2,3...
