Prompt: In some countries, foreign tourists are charged more than local residents to visit museums and historic sites. Some people think this is fair, while others believe everyone should pay the same price. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
Introduction: Many popular heritage sites charge international visitors considerably more than local people. Although this can look discriminatory, I believe it is justified, provided the extra revenue is spent on conserving the sites themselves. (It paraphrases rather than copies, takes a clear position, and its condition sets up Body 2.)
Conclusion: In conclusion, a single price may appear fairer, but residents already fund their national heritage through taxation, so higher charges for tourists are reasonable as long as the money is visibly reinvested in preservation.