Do you think traveling won't be as rewarding in a century or two as the world gets more homogenized?

So many countries are losing their distinctive culture as the world blends together. Smaller languages are dying out, the same global chain businesses are invading every country, and unique local food, music and activities are disappearing in favor of more mainstream ones. Do you think that a few generations from now, traveling abroad won't be worth it because most places will be just like home? --- **Post Details:** - **Subreddit:** r/travel - **Author:** u/GreenHorror4252 - **Score:** 438 upvotes - **Upvote Ratio:** 81.0% - **Comments:** 230 - **Posted:** 7/7/2025 - **URL:** https://reddit.com/r/travel/comments/1lthbsc/do_you_think_traveling_wont_be_as_rewarding_in_a/