Traveling is honestly such a finicky adventure. Some people spend their lives saving for the “trip of a lifetime”, while others throw together a journey at the last minute. Travelers may differ in economic positions and age group, but one thing that is truly unites these adventurous souls is the baffling fact that people spend so much time worrying about the trip that no one ever really takes in the scenery that surrounds them. Children are running wild, plane and trains need caught on time, there are languages to learn, and cultural difference to worry about, but what about that very moment? Travelers are generally comical, whether travelers are families, students, or the wealthy, they all come with their own fascinating stereotypes and behaviors on a trip. The family travelers are your typical Jones family. Mr and …show more content…
Excitement occupies the group, and the trip will definitely be a breeze considering that this is an excellent group of people for travel. This stereotypical family comes with souvenir matching shirts and fanny packs, and hiking boots because for some reason when you travel you must look like you are going to hike the Rocky Mountains. Sightseers such as these are sure to visit all the local monuments, but not without a few screaming children and a complaining mother-in-law. This family drives most locals crazy, and mistakes definitely occur, but there is no need to worry because no mistakes go down in the family scrap book of their excursion. The second type of traveler is the casual college student. Student travelers are