Gringo Trails

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While watching Gringo Trails and reading “The Globalization of a Brazilian Fishing Community”, I seen many similarities and differences. One of the similarities I seen at the beginning of the documentary and while reading the article is both Bolivia and Brazil undergo a huge transformation in tourism as the years pass. In the documentary we see that after Yossi’s adventure in the amazon jungle more and more tourist especially from Israel started to visit the country. Something one of the guides mentioned really stuck to me when he said “We as travelers are guest in other cultures” I analyzed that has having to do with respect in the environment you are in, especially when it comes to animals. I truly believe that the more tourism you see the

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