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Tourists in Our Own Land: How Migrants Experience Return Visits
When you visit your country of origin, do you feel like a tourist in your own land? Today I will explore this topic with Rosalie Clarke, the author of a research on diaspora tourism.
Rosalie’s research examines how migration and return
visits influence émigrés’ sense of identity and belonging. Her insights reveal the emotional and cultural complexities of being caught between two worlds.
References:
“Memories, Travel Narratives and Identity: Recounts of the touristic return journeys of South African émigrés living in Australia to places of personal heritage significance.”
By: Rosalie Ann Wilson Clarke
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
July 2019
- Cherishing Each Other: A Conversation with Tara Brach and Father Gregory Boyle
- South Africa Country Statistics
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By Rosana WayandWhen you visit your country of origin, do you feel like a tourist in your own land? Today I will explore this topic with Rosalie Clarke, the author of a research on diaspora tourism.
Rosalie’s research examines how migration and return
visits influence émigrés’ sense of identity and belonging. Her insights reveal the emotional and cultural complexities of being caught between two worlds.
References:
“Memories, Travel Narratives and Identity: Recounts of the touristic return journeys of South African émigrés living in Australia to places of personal heritage significance.”
By: Rosalie Ann Wilson Clarke
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
July 2019
- Cherishing Each Other: A Conversation with Tara Brach and Father Gregory Boyle
- South Africa Country Statistics