Do people live in or visit Antarctica?

Answer 1

The only people who visit or work on Antarctica are scientists and people like that.

Actually, many people visit Antarctica to see and learn about the ecology of the continent. So many so, that there is a proposed revision to the International Treaty on Antarctica that would limit such visits, particularly by cruise ships. Such limits are proposed to be no ships with a capacity of more than 500 people, and no more than 100 people on the continent at one time from any given ship. a guide would be required to be with smaller groups of 20 people.

Another Answer

People visit Antarctica as tourists, and experience all their hospitality services aboard the tour boats. There are no commercial facilities anywhere on the continent.

People work in Antarctica for governments interested in answering questions about the scientific health of planet earth. All these jobs are temporary and assignments can last up to 12 months.

Answer 2

Yes. Tours to Antarctica originate in Chile, Argentina, New Zealand and Australia.

As well, people work for their governments on a temporary basis there, studying the health of planet earth. These people are scientists and workers in support of science. They occupy research stations that are found mostly near the coastal areas of the continent.

Answer 3

There is no native or permanent population in Antarctica.

People who live there, do so temporarily. They may be scientists or people who work in support of science. Their work there is the scientific study of the health of planet earth, according to the Antarctic Treaty.

People visit Antarctica as tourists, and generally, they visit the warmer parts of the continent, specifically the Antarctic Peninsula.

Answer 4

Both actions occur on the Antarctic continent: people visit there and some people live and work there. Both actions are temporary.

Answer 5

Yes, people can and do travel to Antarctica.

Answer 6

The visitors to Antarctica are typically tourists as well as scientists who want to do research.

Answer 7

Yes (probably)

Another Answer

Yes, you can take a cruise to Antarctica from either Terra del Fuego, Argentina, or points in Australia or New Zealand.

Answer 8

Mostly, tourists visit Antarctica beaches, and most commonly, on the Antarctic Peninsula.

Answer 9

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