In she walked by.” the local woman

In many ways people can argue that citizens in Europeancountries may not see tourists as an economical advantage, in comparison toless developed countries. Tamara Luki? s’ (17 April 2014) claims that tourists’behaviour can affect the acceptance and tolerance of locals.

In other wordslike the saying “ what you give, is what you get” she reinforces the idea that atourist should act appropriately to avoid a clash of cultures. Lisa Millas’ article (11 Aug. 2017), relegates tourismthrough her personal experience in Croatia. “ I didn’t need the language to knowshe was not happy. I heard the old woman spit out the words “ game ofthrones” before she spat on the footpath as she walked by.” The localwoman that Millar encountered was insinuating that there is a subconsciousclash between the tourists and citizens.

As unpleasant as it could feel for avisitor, this experience raises the question of whether tourists should feelcautious about travelling. For example article by Becky pemberton (6 July, 2016) focuseson the frustration of locals towards tourists due to the idea that tourismcould be attracting terrorism. But as mentioned by pemberton in Spain, Mallorca’ economy relies on tourism, but if there is an unstable relationshipbetween tourists and locals this could cause a decrease of visitors. Thearticle also mentions the concerns of governmental figures who try to shedlight on the advantages of tourism in the country “ the money will be used forenvironmental projects and to restore historical sights” her statementraises  the doubting questions; shouldtourists be given limits, to decrease the animosities caused by the lack ofthee?  Also, is tourism based on theinterest of contributing to the missing needs of a country, through exchange? Depending on the need and positioning of the countries’economic many locals whom benefit from the tourism are quite welcoming.

However, in other countries many locals canbe quite hostile due to what they believe is being taken away by the tourist.  1.      Establishingand understanding the relationship between locals and tourist