How International Tourism Can Fuel Modern Slavery

Joseph Martin Cheer; Leigh Mathews; Shivani Kanodia; Kent Goldsworthy

How International Tourism Can Fuel Modern Slavery

Joseph Martin Cheer, Leigh Mathews, Shivani Kanodia, Kent Goldsworthy

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Abstract

Holidays are a privilege that many who are fortunate to take them look forward to. They are an opportunity to indulge, relax and recharge – and what could be better than being able to do so while doing good?

But the costs of production of the tourist experience are often glossed over. And modern slavery practices are especially evident in the tourism supply chain in developing countries.

Original language	English
Type	The Wire
Media of output	Online
Publisher	The Wire
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 19 Jul 2017

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https://thewire.in/159302/modern-slavery-tourism-holidays-human-exploitation-collide/

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