ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月21日 22時14分

Is it possible, as a foreigner, to bridge the divide between tourist and vacationer — to see and travel and experience a country as its people do? In @nytmag’s “Voyages" issue, which is themed around families and friends vacationing in their homelands, the writer Suzy Hansen explores that question. “Authenticity in travel, taking in a culture on its own terms, has become an increasingly implausible endeavor, but it’s still a popular aspiration,” she writes. “Ostensibly brave and sophisticated travelers dream of vacationing like the locals; travel magazines cater to this dream by reporting on locales where there will be no foreigners, where you can sip your raki with, and like, the natives. These travelers want to be protected not necessarily from the scarier versions of a foreign land but from other tourists.” But, vacationing in your own country, she writes, is often a means of “maintaining a connection to your youth — an attraction I expect has long been felt by people all over the world.” The @Magnum Photos photographer @drakeycake took this photo of Turkey’s Kadikoy shore, which is featured in @nytmag’s Voyages issue. We’ll be sharing more photos from the issue over the next couple of days. Visit the link in our profile to see it now. #NYTMagVoyages

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