What's Your Travel Style?

5 Types of Travelers and How to Determine Your Travel Style

• The Tour Snob dislikes organized tours and prefers to interact with locals and go off the beaten track.
• The Passive Aggressive Friends may quarrel over different travel styles and preferences, making it important to set ground rules before traveling together.
• The Group Leader loves to plan and organize group activities, while the Spontaneous Adventurer prefers a mix of planning and surprises.
• The Broke Traveler prioritizes budget and may choose inexpensive accommodation options like hostels, guesthouses, or homestays.
• The Hostel Hermit may prefer to relax and take it easy, while the Activities Junkie prefers to pack in as many activities as possible.
• It's important to determine your own travel style to find the right locations and travel buddies.
• Choosing to travel solo allows for maximum flexibility and freedom, while traveling with friends can provide comfort and security.
• Tours can offer a guaranteed group of friends to travel with, but can also be confining and prevent spontaneous travel.
• Setting ground rules before traveling with friends can help maintain good relationships while traveling.
• Hostels can offer luxurious dorm-style rooms with bed curtains and privacy features, or private rooms for light sleepers or couples.
• Different destinations and hostels attract different types of travelers, such as party-goers or active adventurers.
• Ultimately, there is no one way to travel and it's important to prioritize your own needs, interests, and budget.