The report, commissioned by Amadeus and written by global consumer trends consultancy The Future Foundation, defines the six “traveler tribes” or segments that will emerge by the end of the next decade.

Between now and 2030, more than 1.8 billion people will travel internationally every year. What motivates us and how we behave will be radically different than they are today.

By the end of the decade, some people will buy and consume travel experiences almost entirely based on how they are shared or how much “capital” they generate through social media. Another group of travelers will demand total simplicity and freedom to organize their own trips in 2030, wanting that to be done remotely, by a third party, as much as possible. At the same time, a specific group will emerge with only a more hedonistic, indulgent and must-have experience-provoking desire.

These are just some of the predictions from Future Traveller Tribes 2030: Understanding the Traveler of the Future, a new report that identifies the different