The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator test has been around since 1962 and is used by companies, organizations, and individuals to better understand how personality impacts interpersonal communication. Maybe you have taken an MBTI test for your job, or just because you were curious about which of the 16 types you are. If you haven’t done the test, you can take it here.
Once you know what your MBTI is, you may have more insight into who you are and how you interact with others according to the four personality factors. Why not also use this tool to decide where to travel next?
This list has each of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types, with a tailored trip suggestion just for you.
The Best Trip for Every Myers-Briggs Type
ESTP – The Energetic Problem Solver: Sailing in Greece
This personality type is all about creative problem solving, meaning a sailing trip may be in the cards for them. After all, having an ESTP steering the boat is enough to ease the nerves of anyone on board. There are many places around the world that are incredible for this escape, but something about the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea make sailing in Greece extra special.
Renting a boat to island-hop to Santorini, Mykonos, or Paros is easy and can be quite affordable if you split the cost with a group of friends. Considering an ESTP’s extroverted personality, chances are they might be itching to travel in a group anyway. Find out what else there is to do in Greece here.
ESFP – The Enthusiastic Improvisor: Beaching it in Sayulita, Mexico
ESFPs love spontaneity, adventure, and even a little bit of chaos when they travel. I don’t mean literal chaos where everything goes wrong, but the kind that gives them a great story to tell after the trip. For that reason, Sayulita is the ideal travel destination for this personality type.
It’s a fun-loving beach town in Mexico that feels like it has a party on every corner. Not only that but it’s surrounded by nature, meaning that plenty of adventures are on offer. From taking an ATV through the jungle to zip-lining to sailing to a secret island, there’s lots to do in Sayulita for the spontaneous ESFP.
ENFP – The Imaginative Motivator: Attending Burning Man in Black Rock City, Nevada
There truly is no other festival on earth that can live up to Burning Man. Many try — and many fail — to replicate its magic. For the imaginative ENFP, this is the ideal…
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