Travel Personality Test- Take This Quiz To Find Your Travel Style

Looks like someplace remote that I would love to see!

If it has a comfortable sleeper car and good dining, count me in!

Perfect, an epic train ride is on my bucket list!

Prefer this over driving or flying because it’s more relaxing and I can see the countryside.

Looks like the train in Harry Potter so of course I want to go, and I’ll combine it with the Harry Potter tour in London!

Sign me up now! I’m ready for a good cruise with great amenities.

Unless it’s an expedition ship taking me to Antarctica or somewhere unique, there’s no way I’d participate in mass tourism like that.

I like a slow relaxing pace, but I’d rather be experiencing another culture or place rather than be surrounded by other tourists.

If it takes me to the places I’ve always wanted to go then sure, I’d consider this.

I might like this if it’s a themed cruise with one of my favorite interests (cooking, casinos, music, history & architecture, etc).

Not only no, but HELL NO! No part of this looks inviting or comfortable.

Wow, the photographs I could take here would be STUNNING!

I can see myself spending a few days here just simply existing and soaking up my surroundings.

Nothing here checks off my list of places to see or things to do, so I’m out.

This place speaks to my soul, I want to go there!

Oh yes please, it looks so luxurious and I’d feel like royalty staying here!

I’d stay here if I can afford it and if it’s located near the things on my itinerary.

Not my normal digs but it’s an historic hotel in a small city that few tourists know about, which is why I would stay here.

I’m here for a conference about something I’m passionate about, and it looks like I got lucky the conference was here!

Looks lovely but I prefer living more like a local when I travel. I would feel like a tourist if I stayed here.

Could be something I’d like, if it’s not on everyone’s “top 10” things to do in that city.

I’ve always wanted to visit that market, it’s the London Borough Market and it’s famous!

Looks like a food tour or walking tour that my travel agent or cruise ship would suggest for me.

This looks like heaven, I’d travel here just for the culinary experience! Maybe even book a food tour or pair this with dinner reservations at a top-notch restaurant.

If the locals shop here, sure! Otherwise, I prefer a smaller neighborhood market without all the crowds.

It’s far from the crowds, maybe even takes some effort to get here (like a hike or a boat).

It has the prettiest water in the caribbean, according to every travel review I read.

There’s a local market down the road where we can get food for a picnic on the beach.

It’s ideal for what I love doing most (surfing, painting, photography, writing, yoga, diving, hiking, etc)

There’s a tiki bar just around the corner with lounge chairs and everything I need.

Done! I just booked a company that offers guided trips there and they take care of all lodging and transportation.

I would love to, especially if I can hike down the canyon and stay with the Havasupai Tribe for a few days.

I agree, it’s something everyone should have on their bucket list.

I’m going next year with a group that’s interested in what I love (geology, paleontology, hiking, rafting, photography, etc).

I’m sure it’s beautiful but have you heard of Palo Duro Canyon in TX? It’s similar and rarely gets the attention that Grand Canyon garners.

I can participate in my favorite…[musical or concert, sports event, marathon, art exhibition, cosplay conference, etc].

I could find some off-the-beaten path places to visit within the city, places only the locals would know.

I can stay at the Plaza Hotel and have my own private chauffeur.

There is no question of “if” but “when.” It’s simply one of those places everyone should visit at least once.

I can stay in a neighborhood and experience the city like a true local.

A visit to the Eiffel Tower, the famous cathedrals, the Louvre, Mont Saint-Michel -- there are just so many places I want to see!

Timing my trip with something I’m passionate about (Cannes Movie Fest, La Fete de la Musique, Tour de France, skiing the French Alps, food fests, etc.)

Luxurious accommodations and an itinerary customized just for me, including transportation and restaurant reservations.

Quirky shops or restaurants in Paris or hidden gems in the French countryside.

Staying in a chateau in the French countryside for a week or more, pretending I live in France for awhile.

I experience something new that most others have never heard of or seen, or I get away from the crowds and just “unplug.”

Everything is taken care of, I can just relax and have fun without making plans or finding things to do.

I’m able to check off my “must see/must do” things. Life is short and my bucket list is growing.

I’m able to slow down and just exist in a new place, feeling like a local and immersing myself in whatever place I visit.

They give me a chance to do something that I love, whether that be eating new cuisines, hiking, photography, rock climbing, opera, history, fishing, skiing, etc.