▲ 閱讀下文，回答第 1−5 題        As the pandemic spreads around the world, many physical activities must be replaced by onlineactivities. Advances in technology have changed the traditional tourism industry and the experiencesof visitors. It __1__ virtual tourism with a new cutting edge technology, Virtual Reality ( VR).Virtual reality is mostly used in the marketing of tourist products and guided tours for thedevelopment of social tourism. By creating an online experience that allows users to experience __2__ and interactive tourism while staying indoors, it simulates and outperforms on-site tourism.People may use virtual reality to provide customers with the most authentic experience of an areawithout needing to be there physically. Although virtual tourism has received a lot of attention as anew type of tourism industry, __3__ remain about the attitudes and evaluations of this modality.Some scholars believe that a new type of tourism has emerged as a result of virtual tourism. It providesa variety of benefits, including preserving a destination’s historic appearance and making tourism __4__ tourists with disabilities. On the other hand, opponents of online tourism argue that tourists areunable to have high-quality experiences. For travelers to be completely aroused and __5__ , they mustengage all of their senses with the physical environment. Some heritage managers also worry that thesevirtual experiences will weaken the destination’s objective authenticity. They reject this approachbecause the information presented through virtual tourism may weaken the on-site tourism attraction.
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