Gringo Trails

Gringo Trails examines the impact of tourism on remote locations and their communities. It features a journey from the Bolivian jungle to Thailand's party beaches, as well as the deserts of Timbuktu, Mali, and the landscapes of Bhutan.

The film delves into stories over 30 years to highlight how travelers influence the areas they visit and, conversely, how those places affect the travelers. Vail's direction and the focus on tourism's long-term implications make this an insightful piece for those interested in the intersection of travel and culture.

Collectors will appreciate the documentary's exploration of significant themes relevant to both environmental and cultural discussions. With a runtime of 79 minutes, Gringo Trails offers a concise yet thought-provoking look at a pressing global issue.