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    This document defines and provides examples of 7 types of travelers: 1) Explorers who create their own itineraries and immerse in local culture. 2) Elites interested in traditional culture and exotic locales. 3) Off-beat travelers who do unusual activities to make trips exciting. 4) Unusual travelers who seek risks like danger or isolation. 5) Incipient masses who travel in small organized groups and share rides. 6) Mass tourists who visit popular destinations in large packaged groups. 7) Chartered masses who arrive and travel in large groups with western facilities.

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    This document defines and provides examples of 7 types of travelers: 1) Explorers who create their own itineraries and immerse in local culture. 2) Elites interested in traditional culture and exotic locales. 3) Off-beat travelers who do unusual activities to make trips exciting. 4) Unusual travelers who seek risks like danger or isolation. 5) Incipient masses who travel in small organized groups and share rides. 6) Mass tourists who visit popular destinations in large packaged groups. 7) Chartered masses who arrive and travel in large groups with western facilities.

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    This document defines and provides examples of 7 types of travelers: 1) Explorers who create their own itineraries and immerse in local culture. 2) Elites interested in traditional culture and exotic locales. 3) Off-beat travelers who do unusual activities to make trips exciting. 4) Unusual travelers who seek risks like danger or isolation. 5) Incipient masses who travel in small organized groups and share rides. 6) Mass tourists who visit popular destinations in large packaged groups. 7) Chartered masses who arrive and travel in large groups with western facilities.

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    PART III: There are type of travelers. Kindly research on each type of traveler.

    Define them and


    give example for each. Make a detail explanation.

    1. Explorer: They travel in small groups in search of new places to visit and interactions with the
    locals. They quickly adapt to the local customs in terms of housing, diet, and lifestyle.

    Example: A self-guided self-drive journey to National Park. These tourists create their own
    itineraries and stay at locally suggested bed & breakfasts, such as tourist lodges or new
    establishments.

    2. Elite: These tourists mainly go for the sake of enjoyment and entertainment. They are tourists
    who are driven by their own interests. They are native culture consultants, and they are
    interested in learning about the local people's way of life.

    Example: Overnight in Kuna Indian homes, eat native food, sleep in hammocks. These
    tourists seek for traditional culture and visit exotic places.

    3. Off-beat: They want to get away from the crowds and make their holiday more exciting by
    doing something out of the ordinary. Tourists that visit Toraja regency to attend funerals, trek in
    Nepal to go alone to Point Hope as part of an Alaskan trip are examples of this type of visitor.

    Example: Trekking and hiking in Himalayan reason. These tourists desire to make their trip
    more exciting by doing something beyond the norm.

    4. Unusual: They don't desire to go to the well-known places. Their goals for the tour are to take
    more risks. They tend to be more daring. They come with unusual goals in mind, such as
    physical danger or isolation. These groups are generally interested in primitive culture but would
    prefer a safe box lunch and bottled Sodas than a local feast.

    Example: Mountain climbing in Nepal. It is the visit with unusual goals like actual danger or
    seclusion. Their goals for the tour are to take more risks and tend to be more daring.

    5. Incipient mass: These are persons who travel in a small organized group and use ride-sharing
    services. Such type of tourists prefers to travel in groups and pay separately.

    Example:

    6. Mass tourist: They are individuals that are part of a larger group that may include a package
    tour to another country. They are classified as middle-class visitors from a financial standpoint.
    Visitors inundate Hawaii for the most of the year, as well as other regions at least seasonally,
    such as European resorts and northern hemisphere winter vacation destinations such as coastal
    Mexico and the Caribbean.

    Example: Visiting famous beaches and resorts in other countries. These are tourists from the
    middle class. They prefer to go in groups when they visit.

    7. Chattered mass: This sort of tourist involves a large group of people traveling to a new site with
    as many conventional western facilities as feasible. These visitors arrive in large groups, such as
    in Waikiki, and for every 747 planeload, a fleet of at least ten large buses is waiting to transport
    them from the airport to the assigned hotel, which has a separate tour desk in the lobby to
    provide itineraries and other group services.

    Example:

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