Cultural globalization benefits

Mountains, deserts, oceans, and other natural features acted as physical obstacles that impeded the spread of culture

The limited connectivity and locality further contributed to the challenge of globalisation

The era of colonialism played a significant role in advancing cultural globalization

Migration and travel have been key drivers of cultural globalization throughout history in the modern world

As people move from one place to another in search of better opportunities or due to political unrest, they bring their customs, traditions, languages, and beliefs with them, contributing to the connectivity and globalisation of life

While global economy is the most discussed and debated aspect of globalization, its cultural aspects are the least noticed and appreciated

This is primarily because of the multifaceted nature of the concept of culture and the vast diversity of its manifestations and expressions