Transnational Tourism Experiences at Gallipoli

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Exploring the Anzac myth, this book delves into the nuanced emotional experiences of Gallipoli tourists, revealing a spectrum of feelings such as sadness, humility, anger, pride, and empathy. It challenges the simplistic view of Anzac commemoration as mere nationalism, highlighting how transnational tourism shapes these complex emotions. Through in-depth testimonies from Australian and New Zealand travelers, it provides a fresh perspective on the cultural politics surrounding the Anzac narrative, contributing to ongoing discussions in the culture wars.