के सभी प्रकाशन Arun R . तिरुवनन्तपुरम , भारत

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Eventually, Arun's travels took him to Asia, where he spent several months exploring the temples and ruins of India and China. He was especially moved by the beauty and spiritual significance of these places, and decided to make a career out of sharing his love of travel with others.

Arun returned home and started a travel company, specializing in customized tours of historical and cultural sites. He is now a well-respected guide, known for his deep knowledge of the places he visits and his ability to help his clients truly experience the local culture.

Despite his success, Arun never loses his sense of wonder and excitement for the world. He continues to travel as much as possible, always searching for new and interesting places to explore. He's an inspiration to many people who love traveling and want to make a career out of it.

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Voyager le monde: identité et biographie de voyage. En adoptant une approche empirique des thèmes de l'identité et de la consommation touristique, l'article examine les concepts de la “personne”, tels que l'identité, la subjectivité et le soi, dans le contexte du tourisme. L'analyse de l'identité contemporaine d'Anthony Giddens est développée en une stratégie de recherche basée sur des “biographies de voyages”. S'appuyant sur des entretiens détaillés avec des voyageurs britanniques, l'article étudie les processus par lesquels la consommation touristique est mobilisée pour l'identité du soi. Il traite de l'utilisation des voyages dans la construction d'identités nouvelles, ainsi que des façons dont ces dernières sont affirmées et contestées dans la sphère publique. La question de l'identité du soi ne doit pas supplanter d'autres théories de la consommation touristique, pourtant cette approche permet d'approfondir la compréhension des pratiques touristiques.

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Concepts of “personhood” in tourism studies, such as identity, subjectivity, and the self, are supplemented in this paper through an empirical approach to identity and tourism consumption. Anthony Giddens' analysis of contemporary self-identity is developed into a research strategy based around “travel biographies”. Using material from in-depth interviews with British tourists, the paper looks at the processes through which tourism consumption is mobilized for self-identity. It addresses its uses in constructing new identities, and the ways in which these identities are affirmed and contested in the public sphere. While a concern with self-identity should not displace other theorizations of tourism consumption, it nevertheless furthers understanding of tourist practices.