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they travel “to escape” or believe tension”; physical or mental relaxation.
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This means going away from the things you do every day like dull daily routine, your common place, your job, your house and even your boss.
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This is the desire for affection, for giving love and receiving love.
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He has the theory of classifications of travelers based on Personality
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they are traveling for health or medical reasons, indulging in sports to take care of mind and body thus protecting himself by assuring his own longevity
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This motivation is commonly referred to as the VFR (visiting friends and relatives) market
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this means going to places for recreation, sightseeing, dining out, shopping
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They are uninhibited and relatively non-adventurous, they want the familiar and are unlikely travel great distances to explore new tourism destinations.
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They have the goal of leisure in their life
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desire to achievement, competence and independence, prestige, status and recognition through education, or business.
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This means travel can also boost one’s ego, since travel may provide tourist with a feeling of superiority
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They tend to be curious, confident, seek out novelty, and prefer to travel by plane and alone.
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This is a psychological term for a person who prefers the familiar and is not open to new experiences.
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They are said to prefer trips close to home and to seek familiar environments, such as hotel chains with which they are comfortable, when traveling.
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This is a person who isn't exceptionally adventurous but is still open to new experiences.
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They are confident, naturally inquisitive and seek out the unfamiliar when travelling.
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They refers to a traveler who is an extroverted adventurer.
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They preferred destinations for this type of traveler are cultural, historical, and even ecological
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This is contrasted with the term psychocentric traveler who is dependable, less adventurous, and cautious.
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