Nowadays, with global travel being common, more governments are realizing the importance of historic buildings for tourism. As a result, they are investing more in preserving and maintaining these buildings to stop their destruction. A good example is how the Chinese government is preserving the Great Wall. They're doing this so people from around the world can visit it for many years to come.

In the future, historic places and buildings might face some serious challenges. Urbanization could lead to their demolition or alteration, as cities expand and modernize. There’s also a constant struggle to balance the need for modern infrastructure with the desire to preserve historic sites. This could result in some of these places losing their original charm and significance.

I believe in the future, many historic places and buildings will be repurposed for modern use. This could include converting them into cultural centers, offices, or residential spaces, which helps keep them relevant and functional. Also, as urban development continues, I think there will be efforts to integrate these historic sites into new projects, ensuring they maintain their historical value while serving contemporary needs.