Travel News: The Death of Western Tourism a Good Thing

SHARM EL-SHEIKH - Egypt - There are many positive elements to the decline of Western tourism in many parts of the world due to terrorism.

 

Tourists are a blight in any country, they cause an ecological and sociological disaster wherever their tainted bloated bodies flop. These leeches do not want to venture out of their safe zones and are not interested in the people of the region only coming for the climate, food and booze.

The Plague of Tourism

Whole coastlines have been infested by tourists for too long, desecrated regions may once again flourish with their much needed absence.

As for the lazy hosts who have previously encouraged the visiting parasites, they can either get off their fat arses and make money through honest hard work or go bankrupt.

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