What classification of travelers based on personality who prefer to visit safe destinations?

1- The 'psychocentric' type is derived from 'psyche', or 'self-centred', where an individual centres thoughts or concerns on the small problem areas of life. These individuals tend to be conservative in their travel patterns, preferring 'safe' destinations and often taking many return trips.



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