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The journey is the movement of people between the relatively remote location of any object and duration, with or without transportation. The tour includes a relatively short time between successive movements. Movement between positions only takes a few minutes is not considered a journey. As an asset, “Voyage” includes all activities that occur during the trip (in progress).

Bus are a common means of traveling by road.

Perhaps, local, regional, national, international (national) o. In some countries, non-local trips may require an internal passport and international travel usually requires a passport and visa.

Trips can be for purposes of recreation, tourism, people to visit, work or leave, and may occur for a number of other reasons such as healthcare, immigration, fleeing war , etc. Travel may occur with the human-powered transportation such as walking or cycling or vehicle, such as airplanes, cars, public transport, cars and trains. A tower is a kind of journey in which a person moves from one place of residence of the position of one or more back. A trip can also be a part of the journey.

Speaking the language of the country of destination of the trip in general make fun of the trip easier and it is also important to understand the signs of nonverbal communication used in this culture. Inability to understand that your facial expressions, gestures and body position may offend someone in the country you are visiting to invite unnecessary problems

Of importance in backpacking is a sense of authenticity. Backpacking is perceived as being more than a vacation, but a means of education. Backpackers want to experience the “real” destination rather than the packaged version often associated with mass tourism, which has led to the assertion that backpackers are anti-tourist. There is also the feeling of “sneaking backstage” and witnessing real life with more involvement with local people.

Backpacking, like other forms of travel, remains controversial. Some of these criticisms date back to travelers’ actions along the Hippie Trail. Criticism comes from many sides, including the host countries and other travelers who disagree with the actions of backpackers although the perception of backpackers seems to have improved as backpacking has become more mainstream. Erik Cohen notes that even though one of the primary aims of backpacking is to seek the authentic, the majority of backpackers spend most of their time interacting with other backpackers and interactions with locals are of “secondary importance”.

Backpacking as a dynamic structure that arises and is renegotiated out of a need in practice. More exact, I understood the backpacker culture to come into existence in the space/discrepancy between a given travel expectation and the “perceived reality” experienced by the traveller at the very beginning of the trip. I believed the backpacker culture has a hierarchical structure, where individuals can negotiate a higher status in the hierarchy by means of exchanging symbols of status. Statuses are not set but are constantly negotiated according to the social context. Objects of exchange can mainly be obtained through travelling.