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Getting Lost in the Old Quarter of Hanoi

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Helping Hands or Helping Ourselves? The Ethics of Volunteer Travel

Every year well over a million people pay to volunteer abroad, from two-week orphanage placements to Workaway stays on organic farms. Jack and Emma examine who really benefits, why some of the most well-meaning trips do measurable harm, and what a genuinely useful version of volunteer travel might look like.

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Chasing the Unspoiled: Travel, Authenticity, and the Gaze We Bring With Us

We say we want the 'real' version of a place, untouched by tourism — yet we arrive by the millions precisely because someone told us it was real. Jack and Emma unpack the tourist gaze, staged authenticity, and the uncomfortable colonial history tangled up in our search for the authentic.

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Three Generations, One Itinerary

Multigenerational holidays are one of the fastest-growing segments in travel, and one of the hardest to get right. Jack and Emma unpack a friend's ten-day trip to Sicily with grandparents, parents and small children, and ask what it takes to please a seventy-eight-year-old and a six-year-old on the same day.