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	<title>Turismo en Teoría &#187; Post-Tourist</title>
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		<title>After the Holiday</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><!-- p { margin-bottom: 0.21cm; } --><span style="font-size: medium;">When arriving home at the end of the holiday, the traveller still feels some of the atmosphere of all the places visited, but at the same time the process starts to be absorbed again by the daily work routine. Then there is the stage of showing pictures and videos to friends, acquaintances and colleagues or publishing them on the Internet. This includes giving travel advice to friends, recommending some things and ignoring others; finally, the whole “audience” gets to know the final verdict: a more-or-less successful holiday. Rarely will the tourist say at the end, “Never again!” They may think it, but they will rarely say this out loud, since the choice of holiday destination was made by the tourist himself and he will not likely confess that he was wrong. All impressions will start to fade, <span class="domtooltips" title="Images: used in tourism as  a simplification of reality: an object or phenomenon is reduced to its most important characteristic.">images</span> and experiences become interposed, some things will be forgotten (usually the least pleasant ones), and finally the person will be left with some general impressions. It must be clear that the latter process may take months or even years. The holiday has finished and now he has to wait until the next one can begin.</span></p>
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