In any case, a little danger is a small price to pay for ridding a place of tourists.
In "In Search of King Solomon's Mines," author Tahir Shah explores the theme of danger in the pursuit of adventure, particularly in tourist-heavy locations. Shah suggests that facing a bit of risk is worthwhile when it means experiencing authenticity and escaping the commercialization that often accompanies heavy tourism.
He implies that the presence of tourists can dilute the true essence of a place, and enduring some danger can be a small sacrifice for a more genuine experience. This perspective highlights the tension between seeking comfort and embracing risk in the quest for discovery.