The Classic The Competitive The Extreme

The Artsy Traveler The Wild Traveler

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The Altruistic The Scholarly The Traditionalist
The Chill Traveler The Posh Traveler
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These travelers love organization and consistency. They’re not the fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants type. For that reason,
1 traveling in a new place without a plan is sure to be stressful. Instead, they will love guided trips in more traditional (i.e. not
off the beaten path) locales. Try a wine tour vacation in Tuscany, Italy. You can’t get more classic than that.

This type of traveler is creative and nurturing. They love to help others and get great satisfaction out of making the world a
2 better place and will feel best about themselves after traveling on a service trip. Check out National Geographic’s top
volunteer vacations. We love the idea of assisting the Kenya Wildlife Service.

Travelers of this kind are logical and analytical. They love to have intellectual discussions and often have very high
standards. A vacation that can keep them intellectually stimulated will be the most fulfilling. Try a trip to a location with
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tons of history and art. With tons of museums, university campuses and a rich literary history, London is the perfect
destination.

These travelers are independent and adapt easily. They enjoy being outdoors and have a penchant for extreme and thrilling
activities. They would enjoy a liberating backpacking trip where they can travel solo or with a few friends and be immersed
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in the great outdoors. New Zealand is the ideal location -- while they’re there they can try some of the crazy activities New
Zealand is known for, including bungee jumping, canyoning and skydiving.

Travelers of this category are cheerful, low key individuals who often have a talent for the arts. They may be introverted
but love people and value sharing experiences with their friends and family. A laid-back beach vacation with cultural
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activities is ideal for this type. San Juan is the perfect spot. A day at the beach could involve relaxing, snorkeling, sailing or a
game of beach volleyball. In the evenings, head to Old San Juan and check out the historic city.

Unsurprisingly, these travelers are thinkers. They love logic and innovation, philosophy and art. A visit to Florence, Italy,
6 where stunning architecture, renaissance art and history live on, would delight them. A tour of Florence’s Duomo and the
dome engineered by Filippo Brunelleschi will blow minds.

This type of traveler is an intense energetic who loves to stay active. They are adrenaline junkies and sports fanatics who
7 never stop moving. Clearly, extreme travel is for them. They would be pumped to try heliskiing down some of the world’s
most daunting mountains or shark cage diving in Australia.

Travelers of this nature are outgoing and creative. They love art, music and writing, and feel best when they get to share
their artistic passions with others. They would most enjoy a trip to a city with a rich literary and artistic history. Paris is a
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great place to start. There are myriad attractions -- from the Louvre and the Musee d’Orsay to the cafes where Hemingway
sipped coffee to the Bohemian streets of Montmartre.

This type is made up of travelers who work hard and like to play by the rules. They get satisfaction from organization and
order and love to be in charge. Let these vacationers take a load off by treating them to an all-inclusive vacation where
9 everything is planned out for them. Check out Rosewood Jumby Bay in Antigua, one of the top-ranked all-inclusive resorts
in the world.

This type of traveler is hardworking and competitive. They love to lead and thrive from being in charge. They’re often
10 extremely career driven, meaning they are seriously in need of some time away to rest and recharge. We’d send this type
somewhere luxurious and relaxing, somewhere they’ll be pampered and taken care of.
adapted from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/02/personality-travel_n_4344626.html

Reusable Set MAC2 L08 – Travel Personalities Associação Cultura Inglesa São Paulo – 2015