There are many people out there who argue about different things. We argue about politics, religious, and even the weather. That said, one thing that we all can agree on is that our world is changing. Locations in our world are changing and soon some of them may very well disappear. If you want to see any of these locations listed below, it may be time for you to go get on a chartered flight and see them before their gone.

1. The Great Coral Reef
   This is the largest coral reef in the entire world, and its dying. The great coral reef extends over 100,000 sq miles and is a great natural existence in our world. Sadly, that location is starting to decay over the past few years. The rising temperature of the ocean around it has led to new pollutants that are starting to kill off the plants in that environment. So, if you’ve wanted to see the great coral reef, now would be a great time to do it.
2. Venice
   Have you ever wanted to see Venice. This great and beautiful city is known for its romantic atmosphere and for its historic feel. The city that lives by the water however is being threatened to be engulfed by it. The rising tides are showing that in a few years time this wonderful city may no longer be habitable or even exist at all. So, it might be a good idea to go on a business private jet now.
3. The Glacier National Park in Montana

This location, and the two following it, is all about the natural beauty of ice and snow. These 150 glaciers that take up the national park in Montana are being threatened by increasing temperatures. Eventually, all of that ice will melt and you’ll never get to see the majesty of it ever again. So, if you want to go see it get a jet charter now.

4. The Alps
   Just like the last location, the Alps are all about enjoying an icy wonderland. Hundreds of people go to the Alps to explore the snowy regions and bask in their charm but the ice is melting and its melting fast. By the time the incoming generation takes over the Alps may be no more. As such, getting a private aircraft or a business private jet to see the Alps before they melt may be a good idea.
5. The Alaskan Tundra
   Lastly, the Alaskan Tundra, yes even the Alaskan Tundra, is in danger. This location is one of the most recognizable aspects of America’s north, but that distinctive location may be living out its final days. In fact, the permafrost of the Tundra is already gone, which means that the entire infrastructure is now unstable. This leads to an uncertain future for the location.