I think dark tourism should be subsidized, there are several points:
Firstly, Visiting makes tragic history tangible, moving beyond textbooks. Standing where events happened fosters a visceral grasp of scale, impact, and human experience that reading alone cannot provide, ensuring crucial lessons aren’t forgotten.
Secondly, confronting sites of suffering prompts critical thought about human nature, societal failures, and consequences. It cultivates empathy for victims and survivors, encouraging reflection on loss, resilience, and our shared
Lastly, these sites serve as powerful memorials dedicated to prevention. Witnessing the real-world results of hatred and conflict underscores the fragility of peace and the vital importance of tolerance, human rights, and vigilance.
Very well expressed – did you get any assistance?
There is an obvious question prompted by your blog post: Who should do the subsidizing?
Yes, I do get help from AI 😕