Paradise
“Paradise” is about a man called Neville Ewan. He is an English writer and he is working on a guidebook. He goes to Nepal to find out if some of the villages are worth visiting as a tourist. The villagers have been very friendly towards him and he likes the place very much, but he feels that he has to lie and tells them that he is a tourist. Because of that they take him on a tour in another village. Neville finds the village where the people live in peace. Neville decides not to recommend this whole place in his guidebook, because he thinks that it will destroy its quietness and peace if the village was crowded with tourists.
At last Neville tells everybody his secret about who he is and tells the natives that he will not recommend their village. People get very angry and think that Neville is selfish. They think that it would be good to have more tourists because it could help their economy. For them the village is full of poverty, hunger and unhappiness. The whole village is against him and they make him sign a paper, where it says that he promises them to recommend the village in his guidebook.
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A majority of poor countries in the 3.world lives on tourism, which becomes their basic source of money. This leads us to question of whether globalization is good or bad, and of course an answer cannot be found.



The natives have probably never been in another village or city before and they would not know the difference between their village and big city. All they know is that fame leads to money. The villagers want western people to come, because of all the good things it brings with it: money, new technology, medicine and doctors.