What kind of Traveler are you?

"Seeing the world" is something that most people dream to do. I always ask myself, how can Many people dream of experiencing the world and all it has to offer. Travel allows us to fully understand and appreciate life in a way that simply observing or interacting with others from different places through technology cannot. There are countless reasons why people choose to travel, whether it be for adventure, education, self-discovery, or simply to experience a different culture. One thing that all travelers can agree on is that travel is an incredibly relaxing and fulfilling experience.

Here are 5 types of travel categories that can classify most travelers

1. Nature lovers

Nature lovers are people who have a deep appreciation for the natural world and the plants and animals that inhabit it. They may travel to distant locations to see exotic species or rare plants, or they may simply enjoy spending time in natural environments, such as forests, mountains, or beaches. Nature lovers often engage in activities like hiking, birdwatching, and camping, and they strive to preserve and protect the natural world through their actions and behaviors. They have a strong sense of respect and reverence for the environment, and they aim to learn as much as they can about the natural world and its inhabitants.

2. Travel fashionistas. 

As a traveler, a fashionista always comes prepared with outfits for every occasion. They may even bring an extra bag just for shoes and another for accessories. From beachwear to excursion wear to dinnerwear and club attire, they have everything planned out and will always be stylish and camera ready, no matter what surprises the vacation may bring.

3. The  "In search of renewal" Travelers  

Some people travel for a mental reset. They take the time to journey alone, far from the distractions and responsibilities of everyday life. These travelers may seek out secluded locations where they can be still and reflect on their lives without interruption. They may go on long walks or hikes, finding solace in nature and the opportunity to clear their minds. For many, this type of travel is a chance to hit the reset button, to step back and reassess their priorities, values, and goals. It's a time to disconnect from the world and reconnect with themselves.

Whether it's a weekend getaway or a longer trip, solo travel can be a powerful way to gain perspective and clarity. It allows us to escape the noise of daily life and tune into our own thoughts and feelings. Without the distractions of other people or technology, we can be more present and mindful of our surroundings. We can take the time to really listen to ourselves and what we need. 

4. The resort bodies.

The resort body traveler is the ultimate homebody. They are content to spend their entire vacation lounging by the pool, eating dinner in their room, and repeating this routine day after day. They have no interest in exploring the surrounding area or trying new activities. For them, the joy of vacation comes simply from being away from home and relaxing in a comfortable environment. These travelers are not concerned with fashion or nature, and are happy to stay within the confines of the resort for their entire trip.

5. The vacation raver.

The vacation raver is a legend in party culture. They are driven by a single goal: to find the best parties and dance the night away. These ravers are not interested in traditional vacation activities like relaxation or sightseeing. Instead, they will go to great lengths to find the perfect party destination, often forgoing luxurious accommodations in favor of cheap flights and crowded hotel rooms. For the raver, the motto is simple: "Get in, party hard, get out." Whether it's a beach party in Thailand or a massive music festival in Europe, the raver is always on the hunt for the next great party.

It doesn't matter which category you fall into  - Go see the world