 The increasing global magnitude of travel to new cosmopolitan “reprohubs” such as Dubai is a reflection of the fact that IVF services are either absent, inaccessible, illegal, expensive, or harmful in many of the world’s nations, particularly in the global South.As the first ethnographic study of so-called “reproductive tourism,” "Cosmopolitan Conceptions" challenges this term as an inappropriate descriptor for couples’ painful and tortuous IVF journeys across international borders.Instead, "Cosmopolitan Conceptions" adopts the term “reprotravel” to represent these journeys—part of a new conceptual “reprolexicon” introduced in the book and inspired by recent developments in globalization theory.