Types of Vacation Bingo is a printable card of 25 ways to take a trip, from a bachelorette weekend and a river cruise to a silent retreat, a gap year and full bleisure. Use it to work out what kind of traveler everyone in the group actually is, or as an icebreaker that gets people telling stories instead of listing job titles. Free and no signup. Print it for the trip, or open it on your phone over dinner.
47 of them are in the pool, covering who you go with, how you get there and why. Girls trips and family reunions, RV trips and train journeys and sailing charters, safaris and silent retreats, plus the modern ones like set-jetting, digital nomad stints and sports tourism built around the World Cup or the Olympics.
Either. As a planning tool it surfaces the kind of trip nobody thought to suggest. As a game it works best at a dinner where people have traveled differently, because every marked square comes with a story attached.
Yes. Edit the list before you print and keep only the styles your group would realistically consider, or go the other way and load it with the trips nobody has taken yet and treat it as a bucket list.
Free, no signup. If you would rather track the things you did on a trip than the kind of trip it was, Travel Experiences Bingo covers that instead.