Are you tired of traveling the world only to find the same coffee shops, selfie spots, and souvenir stalls in every city?
In Copy-Paste Planet, Robert Flood explores how overtourism, globalization, and digital culture are transforming once-unique cities into indistinguishable destinations. From Venice to Kyoto, Reykjavik to Barcelona, beloved urban centers are being hollowed out—losing their identity, community, and charm. This sharp and eye-opening short read pulls back the curtain on how mass tourism, global franchises, and social media-driven travel are erasing local culture in favor of profit and predictability.
Whether you're a frequent flyer, a digital nomad, or a concerned local, this book offers insight, urgency, and hope. Discover how we can still travel responsibly, protect authenticity, and bring meaning back to the modern journey.