- Dat chan toi dau: set foot on

- Noi hoang so
- Ngoai tam voi: out of reach
- Cac vung la: exotic area
- Tang hieu biet: enhance knowledge/awareness
- Nguon tai nguyen tiem nang: potential resources
- Co gia tri su dung lon: tremendous use
- Thao duoc: herbal medecine
- Cac moi nguy: hazards, perils
- Cac chuyen di phuot: off-the-beaten-track trips
- Khong nhin ra duoc: overlook
- Du lich dai tra: mass tourism
- Huy hai: take a toll
- Thuc vat va dong vat: flora and fauna
- Cac nhom du khach lon: excessive hordes
- Cac hanh vi thieu suy nghi: thoughtless/unmindful behaviors
- Su xa rac bua bai: littering
- Lam hai moi truong: wreck the environment
- Dieu kien khi hau khac nghiet: extreme/harsh weather condition
- Khi hau khong o duoc: inhospitable
- Co loi cho, tot cho: desirable/favourable/advisable
- Tinh chiu dung cao: endurance
- Cac van de ve suc khoe nghiem trong:
- Cac vung chua co tren ban do: uncharted regions
- Tren mot so phuong dien: in som aspects
- Hieu biet vung mien: local sensibilities
- Dat duoc su can bang giua: strike/achieve >< skew the balance between
- Thien nhien hoang da: raw/unadulterated
- Doi hoi su chuan bi ve mat the luc tot

Tourism has negative environmental impacts on tourist areas.

What are these impacts? How can damaging impacts be lessened?
Due to the enhancement of transportation, tourism is no longer out of reach. Besides the
benefits it brings it is irrefutable that tourism take a serious toll on tourist areas, namely the
effects on enviroment. This essay will discuss those impacts and measurements that individuals
and authorities should take to alleviate the situation.
Undoubtedly, virtually every tourists has people with poor awareness concerning environment
protection. Those are the culprit of pollution in the environment in tourism hotspots, such as
garbage on rivers and streets, or permanent damage to natural sites. Despite the great tourism
revenue, governments also spend a significant amount on handling those environmetal
consequences of tourism. Besides, the development of tourism is followed by the increase use
of transportation. This is strongly indicated in most tourism sites, where recorded a remarkable
emission rate in peak seasons. In this light, it is apparent that tourism is detrimental for
environment.
Reversing those damage caused by tourism is vital, if not imperative, and achieving this
requires two approaches. In the short term,