You’ve read all the works of Paul Theroux. Your travel checklist includes The Louvre, The Hermitage, The Victoria and Albert. You are a lifelong learner with a curious heart and a fascination with how we got here and what makes all humans essentially the same, yet different. When travelling, it’s not surprising to find you sitting at an outdoor cafe watching lives unfold before you. You wonder about the couple sitting two tables away. Does her stern upper lip mean they’ve just begun an argument? 

You rarely order off the menu but rather point to a dish being enjoyed by a fellow patron. You want to live like a local. You’re likely to return home from your trip with one signature piece emblematic of the country – maybe a tagine from Morocco. Maybe a beaded tunic from India. And maybe you find yourself humming the soundtrack of Don’t Cry for Me Argentina as you clear customs enroute home from Buenos Aires. 

People would describe you as highly intuitive and intelligent. While you appreciate your alone time, you are also quite comfortable in the company of others. The Culture Vulture wants to experience it all. It’s not enough to see the world but rather to taste, touch and breath it all in. 

Culture Vultures travel best with Allocentrics and Stamp Collectors.