Anglais - tourism and overtourism

A travel agency helps you plan and book your trips, from flights and hotels to tours and activities.

A tourist office provides information about the attractions, events, and services in a specific destination.

A tour guide leads groups of tourists through museums, cities, or attractions, providing insights and information.

A tour operator organizes and sells travel packages that include transportation, accommodation, and activities.

A one-way ticket allows you to travel from one location to another, but not back again.

A return ticket allows you to travel to a destination and back again, with a single ticket.

The most affordable and basic class on a plane, often with limited legroom and amenities.

A more comfortable class on a plane, offering extra legroom, meals, and sometimes lounge access.

The most luxurious class on a plane, with plush seats, extensive amenities, and personalized service.

A list of people who are waiting to be added to a flight or other service if a spot becomes available.

A travel package that includes flights, accommodation, and usually tours and activities, all pre-arranged.

The mode of transportation used for flying, taking you to different places by air.

The journey made by plane, from one airport to another.

A sea voyage on a large ship, typically for leisure and with stops at various destinations.

The process of hiring a vehicle for a predetermined period of time.

A four-wheeled vehicle used for transportation, typically on roads.

A vehicle designed for travel, typically used for camping and leisure.

A designated area for camping, typically with facilities such as restrooms and water.

A visual representation of a geographical area, used for navigation and exploring.

A small printed booklet containing information about a particular subject, often used in tourism.

The central part of a city or town, often containing the main business and administrative areas.

A structure of historical or architectural significance that is often a tourist attraction.

A building containing collections of artifacts, artworks, or other objects for public viewing.

An amusement park, often themed around a specific subject, offering rides, games, and entertainment.

A resort specializing in winter sports, offering skiing, snowboarding, and other snow-related activities.

A place that targets tourists with overpriced goods and services, often offering low-quality experiences.

The fee required to enter an attraction, museum, or other site.

The busiest and most expensive time of year for travel, often during summer holidays.

The less busy and less expensive time of year for travel, often outside of peak holiday periods.

Periods of time dedicated to rest and relaxation, often taken from work or school.

Someone going on vacation, hoping to relax and enjoy themselves.

A place where you stay during a trip, including hotels, guesthouses, and other accommodations.

A building offering rooms for guests to stay in, often with amenities such as restaurants and swimming pools.

A group of hotels, often with similar branding and standards.

A smaller, more intimate lodging option, often with a family-run atmosphere.

A traditional lodging option, often located in rural areas and featuring a cozy atmosphere.

A budget-friendly lodging option for travelers, typically with shared rooms and basic amenities.

A type of lodging that includes accommodation and breakfast.

A type of lodging that includes accommodation, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

A hotel room designed for two people, with a double bed.

A hotel room designed for two people, with two single beds.

A hotel room designed for one person, with a single bed.

To reach a destination, often after a journey.

To leave a place, often at the end of a trip.

To embark on a vacation, traveling to a destination for leisure.

To take time off from work or school for leisure and relaxation.

To secure a place on a flight, tour, or other service in advance.

To make a reservation for a flight, hotel, or other service.

To rent a car, typically for a specified period of time.

To lie in the sun, often on a beach or by a pool, to get a tan.