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This is a list of notable travel and tourism magazines.

• Afar (2009)
• Australian Traveller (2011)
• Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel (1999; published by Intellitravel Media)
• British Columbia Magazine (1959; My Passion Media)
• Caravan (1933; Warners Midlands Plc)
• Caribbean Beat (1992; published by Media and Editorial Projects Limited, inflight magazine of Caribbean Airlines)
• Condé Nast Traveler (1987; published by Condé Nast Publications)
• Darling (2009)
• Departures Magazine (1984; published by American Express Publishing)
• EnRoute, inflight magazine of Air Canada
• Escapism Travel Magazine
• Executive Travel magazine (2002; published by American Express)
• FIDO Friendly (2003)
• Get Lost Magazine (2004; published by Grin Creative)
• Hana Hou! (1998; published by Pacific Travelogue Inc., as the inflight magazine of Hawaiian Airlines)
• (published by Bonnier Corporation)
• Holiday (1946–1977; Curtis Publishing Company, relaunched in Paris, France, in 2014)
• (2009; published by the BBC in the UK, monthly. Also Argentine, Singaporean and Indian editions, also published in the Netherlands and Germany by Pijper Media six times a year)
• Maui No Ka 'Oi Magazine (published by the Haynes Publishing Group, bi-monthly regional travel focus)
• Merian (1948; (in German), published by Jahreszeiten Verlag, Hamburg)
• Metropolis (1994)
• National Geographic Traveler (1984; National Geographic)
• Outside (1977; published by Mariah Media)
• New Mexico Magazine (1923; published by the New Mexico Tourism Department)
• Road & Travel Magazine (1989; published by Caldwell Communications, Michigan)
• RoadRUNNER (2001; published by RoadRUNNER Publishing, focuses on motorcycle touring and travel)
• Saveur (1994; published by Bonnier Corporation)
• Sidetrip Travel Magazine (Manila, focuses on travel in the Philippines)
• Sports+Travel Hong Kong (Hong Kong, free magazine that focuses on sports related travel from Hong Kong)
• Suitcase Magazine (2012; published by SUITCASE Magazine)
• TANK Magazine Travel Issue (1998; [UK] published annually by TANK)
• The Sunday Times Travel Magazine (2003; [UK] published by News UK)
• Sunset (1898; Sunset Publishing Corporation)
• Texas Highways (1980)
• TNT (1983; published by TNT Publishing, London, free magazine for Australian, New Zealand and South African expatriates)
• Today's Traveller (1997; published by Gill India Communications Pvt. Ltd. (GICPL), Indian international travel magazine)
• Travel + Leisure (1971; published by Exposure Media Marketing)
• Travel Agent (1930; trade, published by Questex Media Group)
• Travel in Taiwan (Vision International Publishing Co. Ltd., on behalf of the Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
• Travel Trade Gazette (TTG) (1953; trade, published by United Bupsiness Media, London)
• Vagabond (1987, Sweden)
• Wanderlust Magazine (1993; Independent; eight issues per annum; editor and publisher is Lyn Hughes)
• Weg! (2004; (in Afrikaans), published by Media24)
• Where (1938)
• Yankee (1935)
• Arizona Highways (1921) published by the Arizona Department of Transportation)
• Discovery Tanzania (2022) A tourism-oriented adventure magazine published in East Africa
• Geoparks Africa (2021) A dedicated online travel magazine for Geo-tourism and World Heritage Sites
• Blue (1997–2000; tourism magazine)
• Caribbean Travel & Life (c. 1986–2013; published by Bonnier Corporation, replaced by Islands magazine)
• Gulfscapes Magazine (2001–2012; published by Craig and Victoria Rogers)
• Travel + Leisure Golf (1998–2009; American Express)
• Travel Holiday (1901–2003; New York Central Railroad, Shane family, Reader's Digest, Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S.)
• Walkabout magazine (1934–1974; Australian National Travel Association)

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Nowadays, people tend to spend a lot of money traveling to their holiday resort

where they reserved before and without living in the local area. The causes of this

issue come from many differences between present tourists’ thoughts and

travellers’ tendency in the past. This essay will explain these differences and show

my opinion about this matter.

In my opinion, the major factor is that people are under pressure from their work

and study so that they consider travelling is basically a way to unwind rather than

find out new cultures. In the workplace, employees usually have to work overtime

and feel stressed; therefore, when they take some weeks off for vacation, they just

want to rest after long days and they don’t want to spend this time exploring

lifestyles or traditions of local inhabitants. Moreover, nowadays almost resorts are

equipped with modern equipment such as fridges and furniture which make tourists

relaxed and comfortable. Today’s society is developed so they can search

everything they want to know such as the customs and identity of a local area

without asking the help of people there.

In comparison, in the past, travellers wanted to experience all aspects of life and

shared their wonderful time while they stayed with a local community.

Furthermore, they also wanted to understand the local cultural diversity there.

Another difference is that some old resorts were not able to provide all necessary

services such as food and drink for tourists so they prefered going outside to enjoy

local cuisine directly and taking part in new activities to staying inside. Thus, they

were closer to locals and knew more about their life.

In conclusion, tourism nowadays is different from in the past. Although staying

in resorts throughout the period of holiday time is really relaxed and safe, I still

support the idea that travellers should spend time communicating with local

residents and discovering new cultures.

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