Should museums charge high entry fees to protect art?
Museums that charge high entry fees are often accused of being elitist, but I think they're actually doing something right. The Louvre's €17 ticket doesn't just cover maintenance—it funds conservation and keeps crowds manageable. When admission is free, you get swarms of tourists treating art like a backdrop for selfies, and the whole experience degrades for everyone. Isn't it fair to ask those who value culture to pay for its preservation?