Isn't it a tensing moment when we hear on 'Sex Tourism, an emerging
vulnerability' for a small Himalayan kingdom? I am honestly confused why this
kind of life culture which is not supposed to take place is on rise, on demand
all around. Is it simply for the income or for the survival or simply for the
kinds?
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So, if these activities going to place then let’s not say we're the only
Buddhist nation, survived without any external social customs. By looking at
the facts mentioned I'm little hanged on 'how Bhutan would be just in few years
of time from now'.
According to the survey released on 'Sex Tourism' Bhutan had faced
several instances where many are into sex offerings business. Although we
become too much dependent on western life
style yet it is not a wise step that country like ours can take part in such
activities. Therefore, if this continues to happen the future of our country
will be at threat.
As it was very evidently reflected that Bhutan's tourism is more into
'sex destination' and to the facts I am thoroughly confused whether it is for
human exploitation or tourism expansion in itself. Therefore, looking at the
study released I could see living culture forced more into undesirable scene,
more vulnerable into sex offerings rather than country's tourism.
So, for many the costs of living a life through sex exploitation have become more like a business and to this 'Tourism Council of Bhutan' is a sole responsible agency and should cut-off this activities from the root before it ruins oneself and the nation. I think many of the causes would be just happening in the name of getting more numbers of foreign tourists who can deposit huge sum of income. But, what about the life when this group of foreigners leaves the country, 'is it possible to support one's life thereafter'. Although, there are many who likes the idea of having this culture but this aren't the solution to live a life.
Although, no exact figures are available, but the trend is reported to
be wild in the tourism industry time and again. Of course, tourism is the only
sector that generates huge revenue for the country but it also becoming a risky
business behind, for a long run. How far should we prolong on this
statement 'Tourists are preferred due to the monetary incentive and so on for
Bhutan'?
Other emerging exposures, according to the study are commercial sex
workers on rise, which include many young girls born to different diseases
related to open sex business.
Study also stated that with various categories of sex workers are
involved and the profession was slowly becoming well organized and to a
more professional that needed to be root out. It also stated that single
women are picked up by different customers from bars and discotheques which in
turn is a huge risk to the country.
How easily 'Bhutan Tourism Industry' allow foreigners to visit the
country even after knowing that the in-coming tourists who demands for a female
guides and escorts during their stay in the country? Isn't it funny and
demanding? How foolish are we as a nation? Is it possible to buy a
life through the money one gets through this activity? In the name of
little income we are risking our own life and history of Bhutan.
Therefore, if these are all true, it needed to be monitored as it could
lead to bigger issues in future.
Let's put a stop to this 'social attack' all together before it becomes
an issue which in turn can ruin our society from outside wave and to allow this
to ruin is a national infamy.
Nice one Sancha sir. I found you have been blogging less in 2015 compared to the previous year. Must be busy with more important responsibilities on hand. Anyways, now that the schools have closed you must be having great time. Have a happy break and wish you a happy new year.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kin observation on my blog list. I am trying to keep up the hope of blogging but as you said I am almost packed and even for the vacation i am packed with lots of work. Anyway I will try on previous level...I wish you a 'happy vacation and happy year 2016'
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