Communication in Travel joins scholars from multiple disciplines in studying travel as communicative acts and the communication surrounding, and about, travel itself.

Focusing on exploring rhetorical dimensions of travel, philosophies of travel, and commodification in and of travel, authors use approaches from various disciplines to contribute stand-alone scholarship about how and why we communicate about travel in the manner we do. Each chapter generates reflection on specific themes around social media influencers, authenticity, or (dis)connections in travel experiences addressing the social media impact on tourism, travel experiences of (non)belonging, and sustainable tourism.

Through the case studies, contributors uncover the significant and meaningful ways of communicating about travel that are generative for communication studies.