The maps show an island before and after certain tourism renovations, comparing how the island has changed as a result of the developments. In general, numerous new tourist facilities have been erected, including hotels, restaurants, swimming pools, and other amenities, all of which have been built with minimal impact on natural resources.

          On the island before the amenities were built, there were just trees and beaches, and most of the areas were deserted. Many new tourist amenities have been built on this island, including lodging facilities, restaurants, welcome centers, a boating dock, and a beach swimming facility, among others. Surprisingly, no plants or trees were taken down to build these structures, yet the majority of them were built near the shore.

          In addition, trails and highways for commuting have been constructed to aid tourists. The walkways were built to allow people to stroll between their homes and the beach, while the motor roads were built to allow people to reach the restaurant, reception area, and boating dock.

          In summary, the development was primarily designed to make it easier for people to stay, visit, and enjoy themselves, and no plants or trees were taken down in the process.