Ineed ! when you answer this question, 98 points will be added to your account and the person that answers this question first will get the brainliest answer. so, here's the question the owners of a large tropical resort are considering a plan to destroy a large coral reef just offshore. they reason that, if the reef is gone, cruise ships will be able to dock closer to their resort and they will gain business. write a letter to the resort’s owners explaining how they might benefit more by preserving the reef instead.

as a resort owner, u should know dat cruise ships will not bring good business to u: they stay on ships n when they get on shore, the curise line wants 'em to sign up its own shore excursions. ur resort may get meal business but thats not much.

if u keep the reef, u can advertise how large n nice the reef is n how close the reef is to ur resort. it can become an ecological attraction. ppl will come 2 see the coral reef. ur resort will be full. u can set up boat tours 2 da reef or even diving classes 4 tourists. those will bring much better business 2 ur resort than cruise ships.

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