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Don’t be a “begpacker.” "Begpackers" are travelers, usually from rich countries, who pay for their trips by asking for money, playing music, or selling things. The word "begpacking" comes from "begging" and "backpacking" and is talked about a lot in Asian locations like Thailand, India, and Indonesia, where it’s illegal. Begpacking has faced a lot of criticism for showing a feeling of being entitled, especially in places where people are poor. It also highlights the idea of "passport privilege," where some people can travel more easily because of their nationality. People debate whether this travel style is more about money or race. What will happen to begpacking in the future is unknown, but some people think it might turn into online activities like crowdfunding or creating content.