The text discusses various remote and less touristy destinations, including Ittoqqortoormiit, Kerguelen Islands, Nyi La Pass, Svalbard, Tuamotu, Machu Picchu, Milford Track, and Dynjandi. These destinations are increasingly becoming popular with tourists who want to avoid places with a lot of tourism infrastructure. Some companies are partnering with these destinations, like Socotra Island in Yemen, Nunavut in Canada, and Macquarie Island in Australia, to make it easier for people to live and work there through platforms like Airbnb. However, there are concerns about the impact on the local communities and environment, and research has been conducted to examine the role of transport infrastructure in developing emerging island destinations. Stepping away from popular destinations can also have both positive and negative effects for travelers.