Travel

Like sports, travel has the ability to contribute greatly to one’s relational flourishing and therefore is quite amenable to the framework of everyday solidarity. At the same time, travel is often defined “by the effort to escape one’s milieu, calling, everyday life, with all their obligations and stresses.”¹ Travel can therefore distract a person from his or her moral commitments, to the extent that time away from normal routines invites a trivialization, or even a suspension, of one’s usual values. Moreover, though travel brings a person into contact with others from a variety of backgrounds, these interactions do not always