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π§³ Six Types of Traveller
Online travel-desk mission: the same destination cannot be sold in the same way to every traveller.
Fast task: Choose one traveller. What can you see? What might matter to this person?
Answer frame: Traveller ___ may care about ___ because I can see ___.
1. See evidence, not stereotypes
| What you can see | What you should ask |
|---|---|
| a large backpack and map | Do you prefer flexibility or a fixed plan? |
| a family and stroller | What does your child need during the trip? |
| a laptop case | Do you need reliable Wi-Fi or a quiet place to work? |
| sports equipment | Do you need equipment storage or special transport? |
Check: a photo gives clues, not complete information. A professional asks before recommending.
2. Name the traveller type
| Number | Possible profile and priority |
|---|---|
| 1 π | independent explorer: flexibility, local transport, practical information |
| 2 π¨βπ©βπ§ | family traveller: safety, breaks, child-friendly facilities |
| 3 πΌ | business traveller: time, Wi-Fi, quiet workspace |
| 4 π΅π΄ | older couple: comfort, clear pace, easy access |
| 5 βΏ | traveller with access needs: exact accessible features, not assumptions |
| 6 π | activity travellers: equipment, weather, transport and safety |
Mini-test: Which profile needs the most questions before a recommendation? All of them, because priorities are individual.