Abstract This article explores the significance of touristic trips by European football fans. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork with supporters of the Turkish team Besiktas, I argue that journeys to watch sides play constitute an ‘exceptional habit’, a ritualised shot of unorthodoxy that provides structure for other practices of football support. These trips are characterized by bodily practices less common in everyday life, such as mass imitation, fighting and drinking to excess. Yet examining fans' home lives also shows how they draw on exceptional practices to prepare for and memorialise the away match experience. Tracking both everyday and exceptional aspects of football support helps rebalance tourism studies: away from disproportionate focus on the touristic moment to considering its interpolation with everyday life.

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足球旅游旅行：旅游研究的新分析

摘要 本文探讨了欧洲足球迷旅游旅行的意义。借助与土耳其贝西克塔斯队的支持者的民族志实地考察，我认为观看边路比赛的旅程构成了一种“特殊的习惯”，一种非正统的仪式化镜头，为其他足球支持实践提供了结构。这些旅行的特点是日常生活中不太常见的身体习惯，例如大规模模仿、打架和酗酒。然而，检查球迷的主场生活也表明他们如何利用特殊的做法来准备和纪念客场比赛的经历。跟踪足球支持的日常和特殊方面有助于重新平衡旅游研究：从不成比例地关注旅游时刻到考虑其与日常生活的插值。