Travel - English

Modes of Transportation

When talking about how to get to your destination, you can say:

• “I’m taking an airplane to Paris.”
• “We’ll travel by train across the country.”
• “Let’s grab a taxi to the hotel.”
• “I love exploring cities using the subway.”
• “We went on a cruise in the Caribbean.”
• “He rented a motorcycle to tour the island.”
• “Public transit is convenient here.”

You can ask questions like:

• “Is there a bus stop nearby?”
• “How much is a car rental per day?”

Types of Travel Itineraries

When you want to describe what kind of trip you’re taking, you might say:

• “This is an adventure itinerary with hiking and kayaking.”
• “We planned a cultural trip visiting museums and markets.”
• “She prefers eco-tourism because she enjoys nature.”
• “The itinerary includes three cities in five days.”
• “Our leisure trip is all about relaxation at the resort.”

Travel Accommodations

Depending on your budget and preference, you can choose from many places to stay:

• “We’re staying at a hotel downtown.”
• “I booked a furnished apartment for two weeks.”
• “The hostel has shared rooms but is very cheap.”
• “They rented a campsite in the national park.”
• “Our vacation rental has a kitchen and a big living room.”
• “The guesthouse is run by a local family.”

You can say:

• “I prefer a resort for the activities and food included.”
• “The bunkhouse is great for large groups.”

Travel Activities

When describing what you do on a trip, use activities like:

• “We went snorkeling and swimming at the beach.”
• “I like to wander through local markets.”
• “The tour includes a cooking class and sightseeing.”
• “She’s planning to do kayaking and rock climbing.”
• “We want to taste traditional dishes.”
• “He took great photographs in the mountains.”
• “Let’s check out that new museum in town.”

Travel Places

You can talk about different places using sentences like:

• “We visited a national park and camped in the forest.”
• “I prefer cities with a lot of museums.”
• “The beach is my favorite relaxation spot.”
• “We explored a small village in the mountains.”
• “I want to see the desert and the ocean.”

Travel Necessities

Common necessities you might need:

• “Don’t forget your passport and visa.”
• “Pack a first-aid kit and a water bottle for hiking.”
• “You’ll need an adapter for your electronics.”
• “Take some snacks and a guidebook for the bus ride.”
• “Check the train schedule before you leave.”
• “Remember to bring sunscreen and sunglasses.”
• “Do you have travel insurance?”

Travel Documentation

You need the right documents:

• “Keep your passport and boarding pass ready.”
• “Make sure you have your flight ticket and itinerary.”
• “You may need a visa for some countries.”

Travel Experiences

When sharing stories or experiences:

• “We had an amazing adventure in the mountains.”
• “My luggage got lost at the airport.”
• “We had to cancel our trip because of an emergency.”
• “I like to explore new destinations every year.”
• “Our flight was delayed, but the view from the hotel was beautiful.”
• “Packing for a trip is always a challenge.”

Common Destinations

Examples of talking about destinations:

• “The city is full of attractions for tourists.”
• “Many people visit this resort for the luxury experience.”
• “I love the peacefulness of the countryside.”
• “Our next vacation will be in the mountains.”
• “It’s a popular destination for overseas travelers.”

Planning and Itineraries

To talk about your plans and preparations:

• “Did you get a recommendation from a travel agent?”
• “I made a reservation on the hotel’s website.”
• “Our