Energy
Do you recharge through shared momentum or private space?
The method behind every Locana journey
How are you
wired to travel?
Travel DNA is a practical way to understand how you explore, decide, connect, and recharge—then use those differences to design better trips together.
20 questions · 16 travel archetypes · about 5 minutes
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BLUEPRINT
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DiscoverYour individual Travel DNA
02CompareYour group’s natural chemistry
03DesignA journey that fits the people
01 / THE FRAMEWORK
Four preference pairs
Travel personality, made practical.
Twenty real-world travel scenarios reveal four preference pairs. The result is not a label—it is a useful language for planning a trip that works.
Discovery
Do tangible details or emerging possibilities pull you into a place?
Decisions
Do you trust objective trade-offs or the values and people involved?
Rhythm
Does a clear plan create freedom, or does freedom create the plan?
Take it alone first. Then have everyone traveling take it too. Save the four-letter codes and archetype names—Jeremy uses those results to build the group comparison during a Locana engagement.
02 / THE ARCHETYPES
Sixteen ways of moving through the world
Every traveler has a different operating system.
Each archetype has its own gifts, friction points, ideal pace, and way of connecting. Your four-letter code stays useful; the name makes it memorable.
03 / GROUP CHEMISTRY
Travel DNA gets better when you compare it
From “Where should we go?” to “How should we go?”
For now, the group comparison is a human service—not an automated score. Each traveler takes the quiz, then Jeremy looks across the results to identify shared ground and the differences most likely to shape the trip.
Everyone takes it
Each traveler completes the same 20 questions and saves their code and archetype.
Jeremy compares the group
He looks for compatible rhythms, useful tensions, energy needs, and decision patterns.
The blueprint shapes the trip
The findings influence pace, choices, social time, reset time, and the experiences selected.
Have a group in mind? Tell Jeremy who is traveling and what you want the journey to make possible.
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The Curious Contrarians
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Give this group a strong daily anchor—and enough open space for a better idea to hijack the afternoon.
GROUP SIGNAL 7.4Social rhythmOne shared highlight each day, with private reset time before dinner.
StructureBook scarce experiences. Leave neighborhood exploration open.
Decision ruleUse agreed priorities when enthusiasm pulls the group in different directions.
Connection designMix playful challenges with quieter meals where deeper stories can surface.
LOCANA
Turn your results into a real journey