The 8 travel types
The six stats
Sociability (extraversion), exploration (openness, allocentric travellers), sensibility (aesthetics), activity (sensation seeking), planning (conscientiousness) and crowd tolerance (sensory sensitivity), each scored 0–100.
14% of travellers (est.)
Romantic Solitary
Recharges by wandering unfamiliar alleys alone
Nature, lesser-known villages and alleys where locals live
13% of travellers (est.)
Lone Explorer
Walks the trails that aren't on the map
Volcanic cones, coastal trails and the hiking routes locals use
12% of travellers (est.)
Quiet Wanderer
Enjoys famous places at their quietest hour
Palaces, museums, forest paths and promenades, at their quietest
13% of travellers (est.)
Bucket-list Hunter
Every must-see, in the most efficient order
A city's landmarks at their quiet hours, on an efficient route
9% of travellers (est.)
Cozy Localist
The traveller who ends up chatting with market vendors
Neighbourhood markets, old family diners and the alleys and villages where locals live
14% of travellers (est.)
Alley Adventurer
Leads the crew to hidden hotspots
Local hotspot alleys, night markets and neighbourhood bar streets
10% of travellers (est.)
Healing Companion
Good people and a good view. That's all it takes
The sea and beaches, places with a view, easy strolls
17% of travellers (est.)
Energizer Leader
The star of the trip, fuelled by crowds
Lively districts, festivals, night views and nightlife streets
A fun personality quiz based on the Big Five model, Plog's traveller typology and travel motivation research. It is not a psychological assessment. Please check opening hours and closing days before you visit.