Certainly the Tokurada people are not.

Travel agents post full pages of very expensive tourist accomodation ads on daily papers. These ads are an insult to poor Tokurolanders and they must be stopped. They are waste of paper, too.

An average Tokuroda person can only spend one night with those prices* if he spends his whole months income and he will still have to pay for the flight and extras.

Tourism in this part of the world is also destroying the nature, burning the forests and polluting the seas.

All the facilities on that coast should be demolished as soon as possible and the ex-owners should pay for the damage.

This vandalism must come to an end and invaders should leave the nature back to Tokuroda people.

They are the people who live in Tokuroland somewhere in the world. They are under the influence of a dominant religion so their daily attitudes reflect the restrictions, the somberness, the aggresiveness, the thraldom of the religious lifestyle.
Togoland is a poor country. That's why the fundamentalist government tolerates the presence of tourists visiting the country.As they are believed to bring hard currency to the bankrupt Tokuroland economy.Normally Tokurada people can not afford the expensive facilities which cost 100 to 300 American dollars per head one night They huddle in goverment forest camps or makeshift camp sites where bathroom and accomodation facilities could be terrible and fresh running water may not be available. Mosquitos are everywhere and there is not any medical assistance. Some civil servants used to go to factory or company camp sites but as the goverment is selling these companies and factories to the private sector I am afraid employees won't be able to benefit from these facilities as the wild capitalists who take over these places have no intention to offer subsidized holiday packages to their employees. Instead they utilize them for different profitable purposes. Few people search for cheap hotels and bed&breakfast rooms in holiday resorts. If lucky you can find a one-man-owned place like this and for the 20-25 dollars you pay per head you may be granted a (decent) breakfast. Don't forget single local males are not allowed into premises.
The rest of the people and Tokurada expatriates spend their vacancies in their hometowns where they do not pay for the food but often they have to give hand with agricultural work.

There is a turmoil as everything else. Basicly ex-villagers who move to tourist cities. Tokurada agriculture is in crisis so they leave their villages and move to urban areas.During the last decade all big cities have been inflated and polluted with village lifestyle and way of thinking. They have no sense of humour and they can even kill you at the end of a small dispute. They are very dangerous people. But they are very good at short selling or quoting double or triple prices.
For example they love to be parking attendants.You can see parking attendants everywhere. They charge parking fees in city streets, mountain tops, ferry queues, enterance of historical ruins. Most police officers keep one or two relatives from their villages as so-called parking attendants in their areas where they have authority. They split the revenue in the evening. Even local citizens who refuse to pay parking fees for illegal and makeshift car parks are beaten to death and their cars are badly destroyed.
Some of them sell refreshments awkwardly dressed in local costumes. You should be an idiot to buy drinks from these cunning bastards with that unhealthy gear. Once you have drunk that liquid you will have to pay 20 dollars for each glass. Ignore shoe shine boys or postcard, guide book, etc.sellers. They stab knives to objecting customers.
Mass tourism is totally a different business. It involves enormous amounts of consumption.During the tourist season all the prices go up so local people suffer .It was the idea of a hatred Tokurada politics man who was a puppet of capitalists and internatioanal business. As local investors do not have enough money to build such huge facilities they go into joint ventures with foreign capital. There is an ambivalence at this point as a foreigner invests in a business how can you expect him to bring hard currency to the country. Normally he will take it back to his own country. But nobody tells the truth to Tokuroda people. Mass tourism is a disguise to plunder the puplic property and nature which is a paradise when left as it is. .Millions of acres of land are allocated to these foreign investors and their local collaborators almost free. Unfortunately these are the best places of nature and beach where actually Tokurada people should enjoy themselves and should benefit. But practically they are forbidden cities for Tokuroland workers, students, teachers, housewifes as they are invaded by tourist businesses who accomodate foreigners as low as 10 Euros a room per night. Well to tell the truth Tokuraland people are allowed to the premises but as a waiter, toilet cleaner, gardener, kitchen crew and electricians. Their wages won't exceed 200 euros per month.

Older people and stupid tourists. They make an ideal target market for ever hungry shopkeepers. Intelligent tourists refrain from this country as it is country of unexpected. You may get into trouble any time with the police. Hardly any officer speaks English they will not listen to you anyway even if they do.You can not see young people as you used to see before the military regime. Young people know how things work out and the restrictions on democracy and civil life.On the other hand fewer and fewer well off tourists are visiting the country lately as they do not feel secure because of blasting bombs and shark taxi drivers and bag snatchers.
Tokuraland can be regarded as a starter before Iran or Afghanistan for adventure seekers.
Most poor tourists populate all you can eat and drink facilities. They are relatively safe. There are double perimeter fences around the camp and local Tokurada people are not allowed in. The patrons who are interested in seeing ruins are transported by the company buses to the nearest cities . Nudity may be a challange at this point. You will find dozens of men staring and laughing at you even if you are a conservatively dressed lady. The guide keeps on warning the tourists against the aggressive shopkeepers on their way to the cities or open air museums. As sexual harassment is a lifestyle in this culture.

Nothing. Shopkeepers are basicly fundamentalists. So they hate the other religions.They do not speak foreign languages. They are usually too dumb to learn one.They hire people as assistants. They hate improperly ? dressed foreign women -i.e you as a tourist -as they are afraid of them setting a bad example for their conservative family dicipline.

Not only the shopkeepers but also the police has a hostile attitude towards foreigners.As it is a country of unexpected you may be deep in trouble all of a sudden. As a tourist you are a prospective criminal.

Most people in Tokuroland are extremely chauvinist. As Tokuroland is an isolated country from the rest of the world they have no intention to make friends with Europeans. With one exception money.They try to look as friendly as possible to relieve you of some of your extra euros.