cybertraveler

English

Etymology

cyber- +‎ traveler

Noun

cybertraveler (plural cybertravelers)

1. One who travels through cyberspace.
   • 1998, Martin Oppermann, Sex tourism and prostitution:

     The cybertraveler is able to experience a wide variety of cultures and destinations.

   • 2000, Michael Cronin, Across the lines: travel, language, translation:

     A salient difference between cybertravel and forms of travel previously discussed is the disembodied nature of the cybertraveller.

   • 2001, Sidonie Smith, Moving lives: twentieth-century women's travel writing:

     This apparent disappearance releases the cybertraveler into a state of anonymity.

Alternative forms

• cybertraveller