Tourists gone wild: "It's about me, not the place I visit"
Is the modern traveller more concerned with documentation than discovery? New York Times contributor Doreen Carvajal weighs in.
Tourists have carved their initials into Rome's ancient Colosseum, posed naked in Malaysia's holy mountains, and scratched messages into prisoner bunks in Auschwitz.
New York Times contributor Doreen Carvajal joins guest host Tom Power to discuss bad tourist behaviour, the uptick in extreme selfies, and whether the modern traveller is more concerned with documentation than discovery.
