Discover your travel style

Take a few minutes to uncover your travel style and learn how to plan journeys that feel more aligned, more intentional, and more you.

When you think about planning a big trip, your first thought is: I’ll do some research and make a rough plan I’ll just go and see what happens—no need to overthink it I need to make a checklist and research everything! I’ll jot down a few ideas, but I’m flexible

You’re at the airport and your flight is delayed. You: Chat with other travellers or staff to see what’s going on. Grab a bite to eat and keep an eye on the flight board for updates. Worry about missing connections and start looking for solutions. Find a quiet spot, put on headphones, and tune out the chaos.

When picking a destination, you’re most likely to: Go for a destination with lots of info and reviews available. Choose somewhere totally new and unplanned. Choose somewhere familiar or well-reviewed for peace of mind. Pick a place you’ve heard good things about, but don’t over-research.

Your travel bag is: Packed the night before with essentials. Packed well in advance, with backups for everything. Packed last minute with just the basics—you’ll figure it out. Packed a few days ahead, with a checklist.

If you get lost in a new city, you: Ask a local or use your phone to get directions. Enjoy wandering and discovering new things. Feel anxious and immediately look for help or directions. Try to retrace your steps and see if you recognize anything.

When it comes to group tours or activities, you: Prefer them for the structure and social aspect. Avoid them—you’d rather explore on your own. Always book them—they make things feel organized and safe. Join if it sounds fun, but don’t rely on them.

Your biggest travel worry is: Not having enough information or support. Being stuck in a rigid schedule or crowded places. Something going wrong and not being prepared. Missing out on something interesting.

When it comes to trying new foods while traveling, you: Usually stick to familiar dishes, but might try something new if it looks good. Dive right in—sampling local cuisine is half the fun! Feel a bit nervous and prefer to know exactly what’s in a dish before trying it. Try new things if you’re with someone else who’s adventurous.

If a friend cancels on a trip last minute, you: Feel a bit uneasy but might still go. Go anyway—maybe it’ll be even better solo! Consider postponing or changing plans. Consider inviting someone else or going alone.

My travel is going well when I feel: Everything is sorted and under control. Free to do whatever, whenever. Things are going smoothly. Surprised by spontaneous moments.

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