n captured because they take the time to notice them.

8. It used to be that your type had hippie clothing and long hair in braids (male and female), but todays' Environmentalist often sports the most expensive outer gear wear for hiking and variable weather conditions. They are no longer the savvy poor, but typically earn above average wages and enjoy higher education experiences.

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Where we travel is a personal reflection of what we dream about, what we value, what we want to learn, and what we want to leave behind. We learned that the Economist loves to travel cheap. It is the thrill of the chase, the deal making, the penny pinching - done as an art, is their "mojo". Others may find the behavior compulsive or embarrassing, but every family needs an Economist!

The travel types yet to explore are: The Environmentalist, The Entertainer, The Explorer, and the Extravagant. Our focus today is the Environmentalist.

Note: The Environmentalist as I call them, does not refer to any partisan group, but for our purposes describes the individual that strives to live life and travel in harmony with their natural surroundings. See if any of the characteristics below sound like you: 1. You like to travel to remote locations.

2. You are often off the beaten path and enjoy a more natural approach.

3. You have really good camping gear that makes little demand on natural resources.

4. If you are really hooked, you wear only organic materials and enjoy hemp clothing.

5. You travel without a huge demand of oil and gas. Often, it's your own tank that runs empty at the end of the day.

6. You enjoy silence and traveling partners that know how to give and take "space" even in each other's company. (In this sense the Environmentalist is most likely of all to want to travel alone, but may find common ground with the Explorer).

7. Journalling is common with the Environmentalist as thoughts are valued and moments are often captured because they take the time to notice them.

8. It used to be that your type had hippie clothing and long hair in braids (male and female), but todays' Environmentalist often sports the most expensive outer gear wear for hiking and variable weather conditions. They are no longer the savvy poor, but typically earn above average wages and enjoy higher education experiences.

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p>The travel types yet to explore are: The Environmentalist, The Entertainer, The Explorer, and the Extravagant. Our focus today is the Environmentalist.

Note: The Environmentalist as I call them, does not refer to any partisan group, but for our purposes describes the individual that strives to live life and travel in harmony with their natural surroundings. See if any of the characteristics below sound like you: 1. You like to travel to remote locations.

2. You are often off the beaten path and enjoy a more natural approach.

3. You have really good camping gear that makes little demand on natural resources.

4. If you are really hooked, you wear only organic materials and enjoy hemp clothing.

5. You travel without a huge demand of oil and gas. Often, it's your own tank that runs empty at the end of the day.

6. You enjoy silence and traveling partners that know how to give and take "space" even in each other's company. (In this sense the Environmentalist is most likely of all to want to travel alone, but may find common ground with the Explorer).

7. Journalling is common with the Environmentalist as thoughts are valued and moments are often captured because they take the time to notice them.

8. It used to be that your type had hippie clothing and long hair in braids (male and female), but todays' Environmentalist often sports the most expensive outer gear wear for hiking and variable weather conditions. They are no longer the savvy poor, but typically earn above average wages and enjoy higher education experiences.

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racteristics below sound like you: 1. You like to travel to remote locations.

2. You are often off the beaten path and enjoy a more natural approach.

3. You have really good camping gear that makes little demand on natural resources.

4. If you are really hooked, you wear only organic materials and enjoy hemp clothing.

5. You travel without a huge demand of oil and gas. Often, it's your own tank that runs empty at the end of the day.

6. You enjoy silence and traveling partners that know how to give and take "space" even in each other's company. (In this sense the Environmentalist is most likely of all to want to travel alone, but may find common ground with the Explorer).

7. Journalling is common with the Environmentalist as thoughts are valued and moments are often captured because they take the time to notice them.

8. It used to be that your type had hippie clothing and long hair in braids (male and female), but todays' Environmentalist often sports the most expensive outer gear wear for hiking and variable weather conditions. They are no longer the savvy poor, but typically earn above average wages and enjoy higher education experiences.

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n, it's your own tank that runs empty at the end of the day.

6. You enjoy silence and traveling partners that know how to give and take "space" even in each other's company. (In this sense the Environmentalist is most likely of all to want to travel alone, but may find common ground with the Explorer).

7. Journalling is common with the Environmentalist as thoughts are valued and moments are often captured because they take the time to notice them.

8. It used to be that your type had hippie clothing and long hair in braids (male and female), but todays' Environmentalist often sports the most expensive outer gear wear for hiking and variable weather conditions. They are no longer the savvy poor, but typically earn above average wages and enjoy higher education experiences.

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n captured because they take the time to notice them.

8. It used to be that your type had hippie clothing and long hair in braids (male and female), but todays' Environmentalist often sports the most expensive outer gear wear for hiking and variable weather conditions. They are no longer the savvy poor, but typically earn above average wages and enjoy higher education experiences.

9. Education is important and rarely will you travel on any vacation where there is not some opportunity to learn and educate yourself - either in the traditional idea of teacher and student, or the more liberal approach of internet and non-fiction studies.

10.The Environmentalist is concerned about the mark they leave on the earth. Your goal is to leave as little imprint in nature's garden as possible. You typically spend more money on the items you purchase (from groceries to lawn care), with an aim to protect Mother Earth,and no one finds you tossing you water bottle into the ditch by the side of the road.

How did you rate? If you are 5 or above you are an Environmentalist in relative degree. If you ranked less than 5, you will probably find yourself more suited to another E-Group.

The challenges the Environmentalist faces is tolerance for others who seem to show disregard for what they cherish so dearly. Cruises, unless targeted to this group and full of only tree huggers (by other's standards), are not normally the place for this type to enjoy themselves.

A warning I might add - after spending almost 20 years traveling the globe and seeing the world through many different views, I would caution the Environmentalist that if you are engaging on a holiday for rest and needed relaxation and rejuvenation, that you not travel to countries where the resources are being gulped down at a rapid rate by the more "developed countries." You will spend more time in personal tirade and outcry than renewal.

Traveling companions of the Environmentalist need to better understand the