People
- English Travellers (disambiguation)
- Scottish Travellers, a broad term referring to indigenous Highland Traveller's Ceàrdannan or other groups including Gypsy/Traveller's of Romani descent or Showmen in Scotland
- Showmen, can include but not restricted to Occupational Traveller's involved in funfairs and members of the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain being the largest. Each western country will have its own variant of showmen.
- New Age travellers, groups of people who often espouse New Age and/or hippie beliefs, and usually travel between music festivals and fairs
- Rainbow Travellers
- Indigenous Norwegian Travellers, itinerant ethnic minority group in Norway
- Irish Travellers or Pavees, traditionally nomadic people of Irish origin living predominantly in Ireland and Great Britain
- Norwegian and Swedish Travellers, a traditionally nomadic people in Scandinavia, sometimes related to the Romani people
- Romani people, ethnic group living mostly in Europe, who trace their origins to medieval India
- Canadian Travellers,
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