This paper follows tourism as a barometer to examine unequal exchanges among countries in the world, especially across Afro-Eurasia. Discrimination is described and analyzed in five sections. "The Particular" presents the situation from the observation and experience of a regular individual. "The Discriminator" focuses on discriminators and their acts of discrimination whereas "The Victim" draws attention to victimizations suffered by individual citizens and countries under the situation. "The Compromise" presents both sides and their respective perspective to see how the situation, problematic though, sustains itself as part of social equilibrium and as an episode of the everyday life continuum. Finally, "the Universal" attempts to uncover and learn from the situation something general and significant, sociologically or otherwise