Turismo literally means "tourism". It's an interesting word choice in a song about a relationship, as it's not typically associated with romantic entanglements.
In this song, the artist uses "turismo" metaphorically to describe a partner who was only temporarily invested in the relationship, treating it like a fleeting vacation rather than a lasting commitment. The line "Yo me quise quedar y tú estaba' de turismo" (I wanted to stay and you were just doing tourism) powerfully conveys the feeling of being left behind by someone who was never truly present.
Ever been so into someone that you can't focus on anything else? That's the feeling at the heart of "TURISMO." The song is a conversation between two people caught in a magnetic but unhealthy relationship. They admit they're obsessed with each other, thinking about them constantly despite having other things to do. They see the other person as a "mal hábito," or a bad habit, that they know they need to quit because it always ends in heartbreak.
The title "TURISMO," which means tourism, is a powerful metaphor used in the song. One person feels they wanted a real, lasting connection, but the other was just visiting, or "de turismo." They were never planning to stay. This creates a painful dynamic where one person is looking for love and commitment, while the other is only there for a good time, ultimately leaving the other with a broken heart, or "cora roto."