I firmly align with Andrew that government should promote tourism, especially in remote and poor regions. While Claire postulates other solutions like expanding agriculture or other industries to boost financial income, I believe she overlooks the fact that the nature of their remoteness restricted their other economic potentials. People simply would not build their factories in places far off other cities, for the transportation fees would skyrocket. Besides the financial benefits put forward by Andrew, I believe the tourism industry also opens up a door to the outside world for local residents. For example, a poor village in some remote mountains in Sichuan, China boasts splendid sceneries. Before the development of tourism, people there scarcely interact with the outside world. However, now local people can seek their positions in big cities, and their children can also be educated in those renowned universities.