Teekonnakatvus
Teekonnakatvus is an Estonian term that translates to "parasitic travel" or "pest travel" in English. It refers to a phenomenon where individuals or groups undertake travel primarily for personal gain, often at the expense of others, or engage in exploitative behaviors during their journeys. The concept is used in social and cultural contexts to critique or analyze practices that involve taking advantage of resources, communities, or environments during travel.
The term gained prominence in Estonian discourse concerning tourism and social ethics, highlighting issues such as
Efforts to address teekonnakatvus include promoting sustainable and responsible tourism, encouraging travelers to be aware of
Although not a widely recognized global term, teekonnakatvus encapsulates local concerns within Estonia regarding ethical travel