Dark tourism, disaster tourism and slum tourism

Porco, i am not interested to visit those dark areas. For me, those areas are sad areas and i don't want to remember back those sad moments when any of the disaster happened. I prefer to visit nice and interesting places for relaxing. Besides that, i am also interested in visiting shopping malls. Maybe i should put myself as a shopping tourism or relax tourism. How about you, you are into what type of tourism?

Generally, when you've had enough of travelling around to the most common places most of people cannot afford to, you start to perceive it monotonous and its special attractive just vanishes off. Therefore, you MUST look out to see where else you can find to have your desires satisfied. After you've been in Paris, London, New York, Tokyo, Delhi, Mexico, Argentina, Dubai, etc ... you no longer feel any kind of relieving in going then to Berlin or Madrid for example, and since at that time everything looks the same, these unusual kind of tourism start to rise. The appeal of tourism and travelling in general is to get out of your routine, going from Amsterdam to Copenhagen will certainly not allow you to notice a big difference. In a nutshell, it all stems from necessity for "new stuff", rather than from morbidity.

No I would not be interested at all to travel to dark tourism. that would be scary. I would travel to nice places.There are a lot of nice places in this world to see that going to places like dark disaster or slum places

I would not want a trip to see dark places or where disaster has happened every day all long. During a trip I would visit one or two places where something awful had happened. In Europe there are some concentration camps from World War Two. I visited the two in Poland, the one in Germany and the one in the Czech Republic. I felt so sad for the unfortunate people that were there in World War Two. In Amsterdam I visited Anne Frank's house. I also visited Corrie Ten Boom's house. She was a Dutch lady that saved many Jewish people in World War Two. In Cape Town I had a walking trip around a poor township. They paid per month want I paid per night. The people were poor but happy. An Irish charity was building them some new homes and helping them.

Well, i can't afford to visit places overseas in the first place. But, i think i would be interested in these kinds of tourism. It's actually unique and i am a person who like to get as much experience i can get before the day i am old enough to sit on a chair drinking tea or coffee without doing anything. If i have the cash to do it, i would without any hesitation, but maybe i would go for a normal vacation first, just in case i would actually die.

I do not like these kinds of tourism.Even though it is exciting.But i do not think it is safe.Like many Chinese people,i think travel should be happy and relex.However ,that is just my own opinion.

I can't afford to visit anywhere! However, I did wonder if Athens, Greece fits into any of those categories. There definitely aren't the numbers of conventional tourists. Financial disaster tourism?