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Originally Posted by supersix2
As a response to the whole tourist trap idea the island isn't even open to tourists any more it is owned by a company that is currently trying to raise the money to extract whatever is buried there.
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I would argue that whatever company closed down the island to tourists made a bad business move and would probably have generated more money from the tourists and the novelty of buried treasure than actually attempting to get the treasure.
If they ever do get down there at great expense, they better hope it's some ungodly amount of currency and not some treasure with a moral to it ("To these nomads, corn was the greatest treasure!" a la some movie of the week) or an empty hole, like Geraldo Riviera's opening of Al Capone's vault.