This episode is divided into two parts and is a step further on our Green Track. From starting with talking about concrete tourism and travel experiences together with Thor from the Once Upon A Saga project, we now move to the more theoretical and artistic realm.
We discuss based on William Turner’s landscape painting “Snow Storm: Steam-Boat off a Harbour’s Mouth” (1842) why we travel and how our relationship to nature, which is an important asset when travelling for most, is shaped by cultural discourses, trends and also urbanization, which we during the COVID-19 pandemic are being confronted with and impacted by in various of contradicting ways.
– a transformation of a destination, person or business generating economical, social and environmental improvement
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