Körutazó

Körutazó is a Hungarian term that translates to "cruiser," "round trip traveler," or "excursionist." It generally refers to someone who is undertaking a journey that involves visiting multiple locations, often in a structured or planned itinerary. This can encompass various forms of travel, including cruises, coach tours, or even multi-city trips planned independently.

The concept of a körutazó implies a certain degree of leisure and exploration. Unlike a business traveler or a person moving from one place to another permanently, a körutazó is typically motivated by experiencing different sights, cultures, and environments. The journey itself, with its changing destinations and experiences, is a significant part of the appeal.

In the context of organized travel, a körutazó is often part of a group tour, where transportation, accommodation, and itineraries are pre-arranged. This allows travelers to relax and enjoy the journey without the logistical burdens of planning each step themselves. However, the term can also apply to individuals who plan their own multi-destination trips, a form of independent körutazó. The defining characteristic is the traversal of a route with distinct stops rather than a single destination.