What nationalities go to antarctica?

Answer 1

Answer 1:

Not many people go to Antarctica. Mostly only scientists go to Antarctica - and for only one reason - to study.

Answer 2:

Tourism to Antarctica is a surprisingly lucrative industry. There are many people who pay to fly over or cruise to Antarctica. There is no accommodation for them, but they simply want to glimpse the pure, majestic beauty of the region.

Answer 2

People who live and work temporarily on the Antarctic continent, do so after being hired by a government. Nationality may not be a condition of employment, so there is no restriction by nationality to these opportunities.

There are no nationality restrictions against tourists who sail to the Antarctic continent from New Zealand, Australia, Chile, Argentina and South Africa.

Answer 3

Some people like scientist should be allowed on Antarctica's unique ice sheets, as they need to study and do scientifical research.

Whereas, tourists go for the peace and quiet and astonishing natural beauty. Many tourists are older, since touring in Antarctica is expensive, and older people have more expendable income than younger people, who spend their money raising their kids.

Answer 4

Many people visit Antarctica, if they can afford it. Often groups go, scientists or teachers etc. We need more people to visit Antarctica, so they can feedback to the world the numerous potential threats to it.

Answer 5

Scientists and tourists.

People who work in support of science -- seven for each scientist granted research money -- also work and live temporarily on the Antarctic continent.