Ok ... you need to stop being a typical Pakistani with limited vision.
Limited vision? Pray do tell what brilliant vision is encouraging your approach on the matter.
A typical Pakistani is he who punches himself in the face a hundred times and still wants to do it again expecting a miracle. When you recommend that he shouldn't he thinks you're just being silly and proceeds to punch himself in the face another hundred times. "Oho, kuch nai hota. Khair hai."
if we go by your logic , we stop producing milk since in Pakistan milk quality is no. 2 or how about a more extreme example desterlise Pakistani men so that cannot have babies as according you 99% of trouble makers are Pakistanis.
Both examples are pretty ridiculous. Regardless, just this once, I'll entertain them.
If that milk is killing people, and the cows on top, then yes, we should stop producing it until we can produce it at a quality which wouldn't kill the people or the cow. Only a dunce would recommend otherwise.
Forcibly sterilizing a man infringes upon his fundamental human rights. If it didn't, it wouldn't be a problem. Did you talk it over with your dog before you got him neutered? No such violation of any rights if we do not promote tourism until we know how to and want to manage it properly.
Every thing can be managed and solved, singapore in the 1960s was a waste shithole, and look what they did to solve problems.
The question being discussed is not "if it can be done" but that "is Pakistan doing it"? No it isn't, never has shown any inkling of even trying. Do not compare yourself to nations whose social enlightenment and etiquette leaves much to be desired in Pakistanis. Instead, look at Pakistan to know and understand what will undoubtedly happen. After all, we have a 100% success rate in completely destroying regions which have been made accessible to tourists. Look at what we do to solve problems. Shouldn't take too long since we do nothing at all.
Lucky for us there is PM who understands and his team is working in solving the problem,
No he doesn't. No they aren't. Keep this political groupieism on other threads please. The PM has done nothing and is planning to do nothing to safeguard these regions against the very real destruction that comes with mass tourism. Destruction that has already claimed quite a few places in the country. In fact, every single place accessible to mass tourism. Show me
one measure enacted by this government, or any other government for that matter, in this regard. These measures come before the tourists, not 50 years after.
No one in the government has any idea about tourism at all.
and people with your kind of thinking are blogging and no body cares about.
Yeah, a hallmark of ill-educated societies who drive themselves into the ground. If they actually did listen to people who know a thing or two on the matter, maybe they wouldn't fail every single time.
about dubai, you think people just behave them selves are they angels? do not litter? you think indians, bangladeshi, Nigerians, africans, syrians, iraqis, sri lankans , russians or the millions who come are well trained in litter and are clean??????.... lol......
Then you really know nothing.
Those aren't tourists, bud.....
Regardless, I wonder what exactly stops them from, say, "littering"? I predict that you are about to trip on your own argument.
There are fines, enforcement, waste management, rubbish bins every where, daily cleaning etc combined together that keeps dubai clean NOT people.
And there you go. Right on the money.
So, for the nth time, what have Pakistanis actually done out of all of these? Or are planning to? Except for, you know, the brilliant strategy of hoping that it would just some how happen, as you throw that wrapper on the curb?
Actually, most tourists who research the culture know that they won't be able to openly have alcohol. Having hosted a bunch of them, the vast majority are extremely respectful of local cultures and norms.
Ironically, yet again, it's the Pakistani tourist who becomes the problem. They even go as far as speaking down to the locals. Not all of them, of course not, but quite a few. Funny story. This Sept, an aunty from Hyderabad while being guided through Baltit Fort pointed towards the portrait of the Agha Khan and goes "Khan Saab, yeh kon hai"? The guide who's the brother of an old friend explains who the Aghan Khan is. She turns around to her family and with a very clear look of disdain and without even pretending to attempt to be discreet goes "haan iski ibadat kartay hain na yeh. Yeh Mirzai". The guide looked at me giving up and gestured if I wanted to explain it to my fellow "southerners". I explained who he was and how wrong she was, she still couldn't care less.
Plus, in Hunza at least, the local alcohol was offered pretty openly.
Funny every time a tourist asks for "Hunza Water" thinking its the magical natural mineral water from Hunza's streams and springs which lets you grow older than a 100.
The local moonshine in Chitral is easily available as well. TBH, alcohol is readily available everywhere in the country.
Our major concern, whether the tourist is from London or Larkana, should be to a.) educate the entire population that only assh*les litter and b.) enforce extremely strict fines on disturbing nature.
Add to that strict laws prohibiting locals from exploiting nature in pursuit of increased tourism.
