the.com/traveller

A tourist who got better PR and a passport full of excuses.

means A person who journeys from one place to another, especially over some distance or to foreign parts.

from From 'travel,' which traces back to the Old French 'travailler' — to toil, labor, or suffer — itself rooted in the Latin 'tripalium,' a three-staked instrument of torture. The grim implication: before roads were paved and travel was a leisure activity, going anywhere was genuinely punishing work. The word kept the ache of the journey long after the torture device was forgotten.

vs tourist
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spelling tell
double l means you flew economy abroad
packing style
one bag, several moral opinions about hostels
true goal
a story, not a suntan
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