Can children travel to the North Pole?

Children can travel to the North Pole. In recent years, Arctic tourism has gradually become a new human activity in the Arctic. However, at present, there is no special international legal document to define the legal status of the Arctic, the relevant legal order is not systematic, and there is no legal regulation on the development of tourism resources. If the severe legal dilemma is not solved as soon as possible, it will certainly hinder the progress of Arctic tourism resources development activities. Under the influence of global warming, glaciers in the Arctic are melting faster, sea ice is reduced, accessibility is improved, and its economic value in the tourism field is gradually highlighted, which provides the possibility for people to develop and utilize. Tourists often consider many factors when choosing tourist destinations and routes, and climate is one of them. The exploitable natural tourism resources in the Arctic include: extreme day and night phenomena, aurora, glaciers, bays, unique animals and polar tundra plants. Their scientific value, resource value, wilderness value and aesthetic value attract tourists from all over the world. In recent years, Norway, Iceland, Russia, Canada and other countries have opened up unique Arctic tourist routes, which has promoted the development of Arctic eco-tourism. Arctic tourism is gradually realizing industrial transformation, and the concept of sustainable development of Arctic tourism resources has gradually attracted people's attention. At the same time, economic globalization has accelerated the spread and exchange of information, capital, talents and other elements in various countries, providing a broad development prospect for the Arctic tourism market. With the development of transportation, the increase of per capita wealth, the upgrading of domestic consumption and the accelerated integration of cultural tourism industry, the international tourism market has gradually matured. The improvement of national economic strength provides sufficient funds and talents for the development of tourism resources in the Arctic region, and emerging tourism modes such as theme tourism, high-end customized tourism and adventure tourism emerge one after another. Countries gradually seize the opportunity brought by economic globalization, cooperate in developing tourism resources and jointly develop new Arctic routes, which provides full support for the future development of Arctic tourism. Source: China Maritime Law Research.