departure
/dɪˈpɑːrtʃər/
the act of leaving a place
“The departure time changed because of heavy rain.”
/dɪˈpɑːrtʃər/
the act of leaving a place
“The departure time changed because of heavy rain.”
/ˌdestɪˈneɪʃn/
the place where someone is going
“Da Nang is a popular holiday destination.”
/ˈlʌɡɪdʒ/
bags used for carrying things while travelling
“Her luggage was checked at the airport.”
/dɪˈleɪ/
a period of waiting caused by a problem
“There was a two-hour delay before boarding.”
/əˌkɑːməˈdeɪʃn/
a place to stay, especially while travelling
“The package includes flights and accommodation.”
/aɪˈtɪnəreri/
a plan of places to visit on a trip
“Our itinerary includes two days in Hue.”
/ˌrezərˈveɪʃn/
an arrangement to keep a seat, room, or ticket
“I made a hotel reservation online.”
/ˌsuːvəˈnɪr/
something bought to remember a place
“She bought a small souvenir at the airport.”
/boarding/
the process of getting onto a plane, train, or bus
“Boarding for the flight to Chicago will begin in twenty minutes.”
/əˈɹaɪ.vəl/
the act of reaching a place
“We celebrated her arrival at the airport with balloons and flowers.”
/ˈtɚmɪnəl/
a building where passengers arrive or depart
“We arrived at the airport terminal two hours before our flight.”
/ˈplætfɔːm/
the place where passengers wait for a train
“The train to Boston departs from platform four.”
/ɡeɪt/
the area where passengers board a plane
“Our flight is boarding at gate twenty-three.”
/passport/
an official document used for international travel
“Make sure your passport is valid before you travel abroad.”
/visa/
official permission to enter or stay in a country
“He applied for a visa before his trip to India.”
/customs/
the place where luggage is checked when entering a country
“We had to declare our items at customs before leaving the airport.”
/queue/
a line of people waiting for something
“We waited in a long queue at the ticket counter.”
/fare/
the price paid for a journey
“The train fare to the city center was cheaper than expected.”
/route/
the way from one place to another
“The scenic route took us along the coast.”
/transfer/
a change from one vehicle or service to another
“Our transfer to the next flight only took twenty minutes.”
/connection/
a transport service that continues a journey
“We only had twenty minutes to catch our connection in Frankfurt.”
/check in/
the process of registering before a flight or hotel stay
“Check-in for the flight opens two hours before departure.”
/boarding pass/
a document that allows a passenger to board
“He couldn't find his boarding pass and started to panic at the gate.”
/carry on/
a small bag taken onto a plane
“She packed her laptop in her carry-on for the flight.”
/backpack/
a bag carried on the back
“He carried all his gear in a large backpack.”
/currency/
the money used in a country
“You'll need to exchange your currency before you leave the airport.”
/exchange/
to change one currency for another
“I need to exchange some dollars for euros before the trip.”
/navigate/
to find the way to a place
“We used a map app to navigate through the unfamiliar streets.”
/explore/
to travel around a place to learn about it
“We spent the afternoon exploring the old town's narrow streets.”
/book/
to reserve a ticket, room, or service
“I need to book a hotel room for next weekend.”
/cancel/
to stop an arranged plan from happening
“They had to cancel their flight because of the storm.”
/postpone/
to move something to a later time
“They decided to postpone the trip until next month.”
/depart/
to leave a place
“Our flight departs from gate twelve in an hour.”
/arrive/
to reach a place
“Our flight is scheduled to arrive at six in the evening.”
/wander/
to walk around without a fixed route
“We wandered through the market with no particular destination in mind.”
/pack/
to put things into a bag for travel
“I need to pack my suitcase before we leave tomorrow.”
/unpack/
to take things out of a bag
“After the trip, she unpacked her suitcase right away.”
/board/
to get onto a plane, train, ship, or bus
“Passengers began to board the plane at gate twelve.”
/valid/
officially accepted and usable
“Your passport must be valid for at least six months to travel.”
/local/
belonging to a particular area
“We ate at a local restaurant recommended by the hotel staff.”
/direct/
going without changing vehicles or routes
“This is a direct flight to London without any stops.”
/scenic/
having beautiful natural views
“The scenic route through the mountains is worth the extra time.”
/crowded/
full of people
“The train was so crowded that I couldn't find a seat.”
/remote/
far away from towns or cities
“They built a cabin in a remote area far from the city.”
/overseas/
in or to another country across the sea
“She's planning an overseas trip to visit her family in Australia.”
/domestic/
within one country
“I booked a domestic flight from London to Edinburgh.”
/lost/
unable to find the right place or direction
“We got lost trying to find our hotel in the old town.”
/nearby/
not far away
“There's a grocery store nearby on the corner.”
/əˈbɹɔːd/
in or to another country
“Use abroad when you need to speak more naturally.”
/temporarily/
for a limited period of time
“Use temporarily when you need to speak more naturally.”
/airline/
a company that carries passengers by plane
“The airline cancelled our flight because of the storm.”
/airport/
a place where planes arrive and leave
“Our flight departs from the airport at noon.”
/ticket/
a document that allows travel
“I already booked my ticket for the morning train to Boston.”
/journey/
the act of travelling from one place to another
“The journey took eight hours by train.”
/trip/
a short journey to a place
“We took a quick trip to the coast last weekend.”
/tour/
a journey during which several places are visited
“We booked a walking tour of the old city.”
/tourist/
a person travelling for pleasure
“The beach was crowded with tourists during the summer holidays.”
/guide/
a person who shows visitors around
“Our guide showed us hidden streets that most tourists never see.”
/map/
a drawing that shows places and roads
“I pulled out a map to find the quickest route to the hotel.”
/road/
a prepared route for vehicles
“The road to the coast was narrow and winding.”
/highway/
a wide public road for fast travel
“We drove down the highway for three hours to reach the coast.”
/traffic/
vehicles moving on roads
“Traffic was heavy on the highway during rush hour.”
/vehicle/
a machine used to carry people or goods
“A van is a useful vehicle for moving large items.”
/bicycle/
a two-wheeled vehicle moved by pedals
“He rode his bicycle through the park on Saturday morning.”
/motorcycle/
a two-wheeled vehicle with an engine
“He rode his motorcycle to work every day.”
/taxi/
a car that carries passengers for payment
“We took a taxi from the station to the hotel.”
/bus/
a large vehicle carrying passengers by road
“She took the bus to the airport instead of driving.”
/train/
a line of connected railway cars
“The train pulled into the station right on time.”
/ferry/
a boat carrying people or vehicles
“The ferry carries cars and passengers across the channel daily.”
/cruise/
a holiday journey on a large ship
“They booked a cruise through the Mediterranean for their anniversary.”
/hotel/
a place that provides rooms for travellers
“We booked a hotel near the airport for our early flight tomorrow.”
/hostel/
a low-cost place offering shared rooms
“We stayed in a cheap hostel near the train station during our trip.”
/room/
a space in a building for staying
“I booked a room with a view of the garden.”
/lobby/
the entrance area of a hotel or building
“We agreed to meet in the hotel lobby at noon.”
/key/
a small object used to open a lock
“I lost the key to my hotel room and had to get another one.”
/tourist attraction/
a place that many visitors want to see
“The old cathedral has become the city's main tourist attraction.”
/museum/
a building where important objects are displayed
“We spent the afternoon looking at ancient artifacts in the museum.”
/beach/
an area of sand beside the sea
“We spent the whole afternoon relaxing on the beach.”
/mountain/
a very high natural area of land
“The hikers climbed the mountain early in the morning.”
/island/
land surrounded by water
“We took a ferry to the island for our summer vacation.”
/village/
a small group of houses in the countryside
“The small village has only one shop and a post office.”
/capital/
the main city of a country
“Paris is the capital of France and attracts millions of tourists.”
/border/
the line separating two countries or areas
“We crossed the border into Canada around noon.”
/travel/
to go from one place to another
“We travel to the countryside every summer to visit relatives.”
/visit/
to go to a place for a short time
“I want to visit the museum before it closes at six.”
/stay/
to remain in a place
“We decided to stay in a small hotel near the beach.”
/rent/
to pay to use something for a period
“We decided to rent a car for the week to explore the region.”
/drive/
to control a car or other vehicle
“He drives on the left side of the road in the UK.”
/fly/
to travel through the air
“We're going to fly to Chicago next Tuesday for the conference.”
/sail/
to travel on water by boat
“They plan to sail across the bay this afternoon if the weather stays calm.”
/cross/
to move from one side to another
“We had to cross the busy street to reach the station.”
/follow/
to go in the same direction as a route
“Just follow the main road and you'll reach the town center.”
/miss/
to arrive too late for transport
“We almost missed our train because of the traffic.”
/safe/
protected from danger or harm
“The neighborhood felt safe even late at night.”
/foreign/
from another country
“The shop sells foreign chocolate bars from all over Europe.”
/central/
in or near the middle of a place
“The hotel is in a central location near all the main attractions.”
/suitcase/
a case used for carrying clothes while travelling
“She packed her suitcase the night before her business trip.”
/compass/
a tool that shows direction
“I used a compass to make sure we were heading north.”
/brochure/
a small book giving information about a place
“I picked up a brochure about local hiking trails at the hotel front desk.”
/landmark/
a well-known feature that helps identify a place
“The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark that visitors see first.”