Kill Tourism

We were told that travel makes us better. That seeing the world brings us closer together. That tourism helps the places we visit.

But what if none of that is true?

Kill Tourism is a fearless, genre-defying book that pulls back the curtain on one of the world's most celebrated industries. With lyrical precision and unflinching clarity, it shows how tourism has quietly reshaped our landscapes, our cultures, and our economies — not as a force for good, but as a system of control and consumption. It exposes what is lost when beauty becomes a product and presence becomes entitlement.

And yet, Kill Tourism is not just a critique. It offers a radical alternative — a vision of travel rooted in community, care, and regeneration, where the right to refuse is finally restored to the places we claim to love.

Urgent, poetic, and unapologetically bold, this book invites readers to imagine a world where not every place must be seen, and where care replaces consumption as the logic of movement.