By all accounts there is a traditional
difference between a tourist and a traveller. Most people think of a tourist as
somebody just interested in taking photographs to show other people later on or
to boast about how far they have travelled.
On the other hand, travellers are very
proud of themselves because they are able to stand out from the crowd of
tourists.
Is really there some difference between
a tourist and a traveller? According to the experts, the difference is established
by the degree of involvement in your experience. People who do not feel attached,
moved or involved in it can be considered tourists. The good side of being a
tourist is how aware of who they are, what they are doing and why they are
there.
By contrast, if you feel in any way
deeply close to the locals or their circumstances, you are a traveller.
However, a hybrid, a cross between
travellers and tourists may be the best point of view to afford this question.
The secret to solve this dilemma is keeping all the good points and cover them
by means of a new word: travelist.
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