Small World: A Global Photographic Project, 1987-1994.

By the year 2000 tourism will be the biggest industry in the world. Even now an estimated 750 million “tourists” generate a massive $2,000 billion annual expenditure on accommodation, catering, transport and souvenirs.
Parr’s timely investigation looks at tourism worldwide from the overcrowding of popular “honeypot” sites – famous locations whose success in attracting visitors ultimately diminishes the quality of the visitor’s experience – to the inevitable culture clashes as developing countries become tourist destinations.