This document presents the slideshow for a PhD workshop presentation. The presentation evaluates how the availability of internet-connected devices affects the travel experience. It discusses how connectivity facilitates emotional connections and creates new imperatives during travel. It also examines how travelers use social media to transform experiences into digital content. The presenter proposes exploring these issues through an autoethnography involving critical reflection on their personal travel experiences and device usage, supported by an exegesis. Key concepts discussed include the tourist gaze, hermeneutic circle, panopticon, and performing self on social media.