Social Justice ‘The Forest’ Plays Suicide for Cheap Scares The latest horror film "based on a true story" is a case study in culturally insensitive Hollywood marketing. Damian Alexander
Economics Who Really Runs the Airbnbs? Outside investors buying properties and turning them into full-time, short-term rentals are pricing locals out of the market. Lisa Wade
Environment El Mar Se Comió Todo: On the Shrinking of Cuba Visiting climate refugees in a disappearing Cuba. Mallory Pickett
Economics Visit Greece—Greeks Will Be Glad You Did Research shows tourism rises when people are worried about the economy. Francie Diep
Environment Big Tourism Impacts for the Ol’ Dusty Trail One Colorado mountain town battles the dirty side effect of unpaved roads—for better or worse. Wes Judd
Social Justice Pele’s Curse Thousands of pounds of rocks stolen from Hawaii are returned by mail to the island each year because former tourists fear their fortunes have been reversed by a wrathful goddess. What makes the myth so powerful? Casey N. Cep
News in Brief Is a Decline In Tourism Behind Terrorism in Kenya? Should we really be blaming the United States for issuing travel warnings against Kenya? Max Ufberg
Social Justice Should Tourism Ask More Questions Than It Answers? Traveling to places where not much remains. Casey N. Cep
Social Justice Back to Mali: A Country Suffers From the Single Story of Danger Where tourist sites meet travel warnings. Juliet Sorensen
Economics Crisis-Wracked Town Bets on Smurf-Based Economy Two years on, some blue paint continues to save a classic village. Except for the "classic" part. Marc Herman