Travelling from place to place is an activity known as itinerancy or peripateticism. Itinerancy is defined as travelling from place to place, usually for work or other purposes. Peripateticism is a term derived from the Greek philosopher Aristotle, who believed in walking and talking as a way of learning. Both terms refer to travelling from one place to another, often with no fixed destination. This type of travel can be done for leisure, work, or other reasons.