Aiming at polar tourism and various uncivilized phenomena in polar tourism

1. Various uncivilized phenomena in polar tourism

When the sea level rises 30 meters, Wuhan, Yueyang, Jinan, Dezhou, etc. In China, everything is starting to be eaten up. The sea level rose by 40 meters, and Jining, Liaocheng in Shandong, and Shenyang in the northeast were all submerged.

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Glaciers are mainly distributed in the earth's poles and high mountain areas in middle and low latitudes. The global glacier area exceeds 16 million square kilometers, accounting for approximately 11% of the earth's total land area. Polar glaciers cover almost the entire polar region and are called continental glaciers, also known as ice cap glaciers. Glaciers in middle and low latitudes and high mountains are called mountain glaciers, also known as mountain glaciers. Glaciers cover 97 percent of the earth's surface and account for 99 percent of the ice.

Antarctica occupies 90% of the world's American glaciers and 70% of the world's Antarctic ice sheets. The average thickness of the Antarctic ice sheet has reached more than 2,100 meters. If such a large number of icebergs were thrown into the sea, global sea levels would rise by 61 meters.

In fact, this 61-meter height will not pose a fatal threat to the mainland, but it will be a fatal blow to mankind, because most of the civilizations in the United States gather along the coastline.

2. Various uncivilized phenomena in polar tourism and explain how civilized tourism should be done

The zombie tide can be summoned once every 24 hours.

3. Uncivilized phenomena in tourism and their consequences

Cultural attributes of tourism

Logically speaking, since tourism itself is cultural, then Tourism resources as tourism objects and tourism products as tourism consumption objects must also have cultural attributes. However, this logical conclusion does not seem convincing. Therefore, we also try to further analyze its culture and performance in terms of the characteristics of tourism resources and tourism products.

We know that the most commonly used classification method in tourism is to divide tourism resources into humanistic tourism resources and natural tourism resources according to their causes and attributes. However, whether they are human resources or natural resources, the most fundamental reason why they can become tourism resources and people's tourism industry in the United States is that they can enable tourists to gain knowledge and beauty, and thus enjoy and have fun spiritually. This is tourism The specific embodiment of the cultural attributes of resources. For example, high mountains and ridges make people feel majestic, rivers, lakes and seas make people feel unrestrained, forests and grasslands make people feel rich and peaceful, botanical gardens, zoos, and science and technology museums reveal the mysteries of nature to people, and museums and cultural relics provide people with educational or scientific research materials. etc. It can be said that anything without cultural connotation cannot become a tourism resource. There is no resource in human society that has such significant cultural attributes as tourism resources.

Of course, for different tourists, the perception of the cultural connotation of tourism may be different, which depends on two reasons: first, the cultural depth and richness of each specific tourism resource are different; second, the cultural depth and richness of each specific tourism resource are different; Second, every specific tourist will have a different understanding of cultural connotation due to his or her own education level, life experience, cultural quality, and occupation. Because of this, the cultural expression, cultural impact and cultural relationship of tourism activities have different characteristics:

1. The impact of the host country’s culture on the tourism source culture will show different degrees depending on the tourists. There may even be significant differences in positive and negative impacts;

2. Even tourists from the same source cultural background will have different cultural impacts on the host society due to their own differences, including positive impacts and negative impacts. Differences in influence;

3. The exchange and integration between the host culture and the source culture are subject to the degree of difference and value orientation of the two cultures. The exchange and integration of host country culture and different tourism cultures will form unique tourism cultures;

4. The main contents of host country culture include resource culture (especially humanistic tourism resources), regional traditional culture and modern spirit Civilization etc. ***At the same time, it will have a comprehensive cultural impact on foreign tourists.

4. Explain various uncivilized phenomena in polar tourism and explain how civilized tourism should be done

Tourists’ uncivilized tourism behavior is an ugly phenomenon in the tourism process, which not only affects the purpose of tourism It will cause environmental harm to the local area, cause visual and auditory pollution to other tourists, and affect the travel mood of others.

The causes of uncivilized behavior of citizens include not only individual factors of tourists, but also social systems, cultural education, social traditions and other factors.

In response to various uncivilized behaviors, effective measures must be taken to eliminate uncivilized behaviors in tourism, improve the quality of citizens, and maintain the country's image.

5. What are the uncivilized phenomena in polar tourism?

Tickets are free with a group, but not free without a group.

In the Polar Ocean World, under normal circumstances, the tour guide certificate is free of charge during the tour.

The Ocean Park ticket checking staff are very strict. They check tickets, ID cards, nucleic acid negative reports, and itinerary codes. It is best not for tour guides to wander the streets alone. It’s polite to say that he is here for an internship and the General Staff will let you in.

6. What will be the consequences if civilized tourism is not paid attention to during polar tourism?

The sparsely populated polar regions are closely related to the geographical environment. The vast majority of people in the world live in middle and low latitudes, and the population is more concentrated in plains and basins with mild climate and high rainfall. Coastal areas at mid- to low-latitudes often form densely populated areas, such as eastern and southern Asia, western Europe, and eastern North and South America. In these places, nature provides a superior development environment for human production and life. Human beings live and multiply here, giving birth to developed social civilization.

The polar regions include the Arctic and Antarctic regions, mainly distributed in the polar circle. The Eurasian continent and the Arctic Ocean coast of North America have a tundra climate, while islands such as Antarctica and Greenland in the Arctic have a typical ice cap climate. Because the cold climate was unsuitable for human habitation, they became sparsely populated areas.

7. Uncivilized phenomena during travel

Ten reminders for civilized tourism: general tips to establish awareness of civilized tourism;

Civilization is the most beautiful scenery

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2. A long journey accompanied by civilization

3. Traveling is beautiful and civilized anytime and anywhere.

4. Civilization travels around the world, and you and I are both happy.

5. Regarding specific uncivilized tourism behaviors, every flower and every tree reminds us that everything we say and do must be civilized:

6. Travel around the world , leaving only one footprint (used to remind others to protect the ecological environment)

7. Be polite when traveling, and do as the Romans do when visiting the country (used to remind others to respect their rights)

8. Tang Bu Littering and being civilized (used to remind people to maintain environmental hygiene)

9. Too many beautiful sights without good names (used to remind people to protect the ecological environment and cultural relics)

10. Peace is blessing, civilization is gold (used to remind travel safety)