Her research focuses on the mobilities of people—in the broad spectrum from tourism to migration, as well as the mobilities and fluidities of abstract idea(l)s such as moral and social responsibilities, ethics, and care (at a distance), and how these translate into real practices on the ground. Her work has explored the ethical and responsible possibilities enacted in tourism, situated within the larger context of social initiatives like sustainable development, ethical consumerism, and ‘first world responsibilities’ to the ‘third world’. Her current research project studies the everyday practices people make in/on social media, and how these are translated into travel/tourism practices on the ground.