Travel In The Polar Regions For Climate Change Awareness

Boating among the icebergs, sliding on the ice sheets ... in the Arctic, Antarctica are extremely interesting experiences. But above all, it is also an opportunity to raise awareness about climate change with tourists

. Polar tourism to climate change awareness Explore Cuverville Island in Antarctica - Photo: huffingtonpost According to the International Tourism Association Antarctica (IAATO), the 2015-2016 tourist season will have 40,000 tourists, most of them coming from cruise ships, exploring Antarctica compared with 26,500 in 2011-2012. This guest may not be able to set foot on land. According to a chapter dedicated to tourism in an international treaty on Antarctic protection enacted in 1994, ships carrying more than 500 people are prohibited from docking and the number of people that can set foot on Antarctica at the same time is limited to The soles of the lucky visitors are forced to disinfect to "avoid the introduction of alien species, germs that fly dirt" into the land, according to explorer Nicolas Vanier, potential for tourism development The polar calendar is very large because these regions are truly deserts, when all Inuit and indigenous people have gathered in the regional airport cities.



Vanier said that tourists exploring the polar regions will be ambassadors who reflect to the community "the fluctuations of the climate are warming so rapidly that even nature does not have time to adapt". Although it is subject to many strict regulations and only 1% of the Antarctic territory is open to tourists, the number of tourists coming here has constantly increased, making yachts continuously build new boats ... Mass tourism never appears in Antarctica, the arctic territory is shared by eight countries - Canada, USA (Alaska), Denmark (Greenland), Russia, Norway, Finland, Iceland and Sweden - With easier regulations, large ships carrying thousands of tourists can dock in Greenland. According to the Arctic Tourism Association (AECO), in 2014, the Arctic region of Greenland welcomed nearly 70,000 tourists and more than 40,000 set foot in the arctic region of Spitzberg in Norway. Arctic nature is becoming a very trendy tourism field ”when the sales of the airlines are steadily increasing 20% per year Explore the Arctic in Ilulissat, Greenland - Photo: taberhols In the Lofoten (Norway) archipelago in the arctic circle, the gradual climatic phenomenon is clearly felt by tourists.



French tourist Margaux Maury was surprised when wearing short pants walking on the island during the weather near 25 ° C in June, because 10 years ago the average temperature did not exceed 12ºC at the same time, she admits to have a clearer sense of the phenomenon of global warming. Arctic territories have cooperated more closely when regularly exchanging experiences in Arctic tourism development to reduce the risk of environmental damage in the place. y.Explore the iceberg - Photo: dailymailIn the Baffin waters on the Northwest road, from the yacht you will admire the real parade of pale blue icebergs of all shapes On the historic road connecting the Atlantic and Pacific, Europe and Asia, across these arctic islands, is a maze of channels, coves, strait Discovered over the centuries and many losses in tragic shipwrecks, the journey takes place only during the short arctic summer.If departing from Kangerlussuaq in Greenland, you will admire the many interwoven fjords majestic glacier, wandering around villages dotted with colorful houses, meanwhile, the town of Ilulissat in the north of Greenland, where dogs pull more rickshaws than residents and is famous for its 4,000-wide fjord. km² and glistening diamond-like icebergs at the foot of snowy mountains on glaciers are classified as world heritage. Ilulissat is one of the must-go places before you die! Summer in the town of Ilulissat in Greenland - Photo: nicewallpapersRussian Barneo is for tourists - Photo: megatest During your journey to the Arctic in Canada, you Enjoy a concert of thousands of seabirds from Coburg Island, visit Devon - the largest uninhabited island in the world, and many other arctic islands, watch polar bears heat the sun and many marine animals in the distance Nearly ..



. Antarctica, white dream on shoes Antarctica has many harshest records in the world as the coldest place (record temperature is -89.3oC), the strongest wind (can reach 320km / h), has the highest altitude (average 2.3km) and driest (rainfall less than 5cm / year) .With an area of 14 million km², Antarctica is the fifth largest continent in the world and even the farthest The most lonely, but legendary, this place attracts more than 30,000 tourists willing to spend more than $ 3,000 on a 5-hour journey to $ 14,000 for a long summer trip (November to March ) every year. On yachts there are always autonomous houses.

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