Small World: A Global Photographic Project, 1987-94 [Idioma Inglés] - Tapa dura

By the year 2000 tourism will be the biggest industry in the world. Even now an estimated 750 million "tourists" generate a massive $2,000 billion annual expenditure on accommodation, catering, transport and souvenirs.
Parr's timely investigation looks at tourism worldwide from the overcrowding of popular "honeypot" sites - famous locations whose success in attracting visitors ultimately diminishes the quality of the visitor's experience - to the inevitable culture clashes as developing countries become tourist destinations.

By the year 2000 tourism will be the biggest industry in the world. In this book, Martin Parr looks at tourism worldwide, exposing an increasingly homogenous "global culture" where in the search for different cultures those same cultures are destroyed.