Thanks to consumer restlessness and a burgeoning travel industry, we recognize that human travel and tourism have surpassed sustainability. In this issue, we consider the change in mindset and new patterns of behaviour that can rein in this hypermobile human creature.

• Editorial: Let's Imagine Better Travel
  Aiden Enns 8
• Section 1: Consumer Tourists
• Two Characteristics Underly All Tourist Imaginings
  Salazar and Graburn 12
• Global Tourism Stats
  UN World Tourism Organization 16
• What Folks Won't Do for Family (theatre excerpt)
  Steven Ratzlaff 17
• Section 2: Thoughtful Tourists
• Hyphenated Tourism 20
• Poverty Tourism Taxonomy 22
• Developing an Ethics of Travel
  Allison Jane Smith 24
• Pilgrim Slows Progress:Camino de Santiago
  Kim Hornak 25
• Twitter Pilgrim:Camino Gets Virtual
  Katie Munnik 27
• Disaster Tourism:Standing Outside Catastrophe
  Christopher Lammiman 28
• Section: Tourism Reimagined
• How to Read About Africa and OtherForeign ‘Countries’
  Josiah Neufeld 32
• Return Home Foreign:An Essay on the Film Incendies
  Mandy Elliott and Rachel Barber 34
• A Trans-Canada Counter-Narrative
  Kathryn Gray 36
• A Visit to the Land of Fair Trade
  Josh Bergmann 38
• Solidarity’s Long Walk: The Pilgrimagefor Indigenous Rights
  Kathy Moorhead Thiessen 42
• Feature Interview: Decolonizing Travel
  Bani Amor in conversation with James Wilt 46
• In Praise of the Crash Landing
  Jessa Crispin 52
• Regulars
• Editorial 8
• Masthead 54
• Letters 54
• Sections
• Civil Disobedience:12 Arrested for Flying a Banner
  James Wilt 58
• Rev Billy at Trump Tower
  James Wilt
• Christian Peacemaker Teams update Counter-Settler Tour in Hebron
  Kathleen Kern 60
• Catholic WorkerAnti-Drone Picket at U.S. Air Base
  Lydia Wylie-Kellermann 61
• Feministry‘Handmaids’ Protest in Court
  Bre Woligroski 62
• Poetry
• Dear Reluctant Saint
  Abigail Carroll 14
• Hallucination at Baggage Claim
  Ben Robinson 49