Tourists: How the British Went Abroad to Find Themselves
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Tourists: How the British Went Abroad to Find Themselves

by Lucy Lethbridge

Nonfiction Cultural Studies travel history
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In Tourists: How the British Went Abroad to Find Themselves, Lucy Lethbridge examines the meaning of British travel overseas. The book considers how tourism can shape ideas of identity, place, and self-understanding, offering a thoughtful perspective on why people leave home to experience the world.

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Tourists: How the British Went Abroad to Find Themselves examines the relationship between travel and self-understanding.

Lucy Lethbridge considers what British journeys abroad reveal about identity, expectations, and the experience of encountering other places.

The book offers a broad exploration of tourism as more than movement, presenting travel as a way people interpret themselves and the wider world.

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