Travel Vocabulary

Accommodation: Places where travelers can stay, such as hotels, hostels, or rented apartments.
Security Check: A process to ensure safety, often involving inspection of personal belongings.
Baggage Drop-off: The area where passengers leave their luggage to be transported to their destination.
Commuter: A person who travels regularly between home and work or school.
Aisle: A passageway between rows of seats.
Steering Wheel: The control used to direct a vehicle.
Go Abroad: To travel or live in a foreign country.
Puncture: A small hole in a tire.
Escalator: A moving staircase.
Trolley: A cart used to carry luggage.
Airport Staff: employees available to assist travelers at the airport.
Luggage Rack: A storage area for bags and suitcases.
Get off the Train: To exit the train.
Duty-Free Shop: A store, typically in an airport, that sells goods without excise duties.
Board an Airplane: To enter an aircraft for travel.
Cabin Crew: The staff who work on a plane, assisting passengers.
Conveyor Belt: A moving belt that carries luggage or items.
Overhead Compartment: Storage space above seats in a vehicle, especially an airplane.
Life Jacket: A flotation device designed to keep a person afloat in water.
Engine: A machine that converts energy into mechanical force or motion.
Fear of Flying: Anxiety or phobia related to air travel.
Holiday Destination: A place chosen for vacation.
Room Service: The service providing food and drinks in a hotel room.
Key Card: A plastic card used to open doors, especially in hotels.
Go Sightseeing: To visit famous or interesting places.
Go Away for the Weekend: To take a short trip for leisure.
Travel the World: To visit various countries and experience different cultures.
Jacuzzi: A type of hot tub or spa.
Hotel Facilities: Amenities provided by a hotel, such as a gym or pool.
Access to the Spa: Permission to use spa services.
Personal Belongings: Items that belong to an individual.
Toiletries: Personal care products like soap, shampoo, and toothpaste.
Wheelchair Accessible: Designed to be easily used by individuals in wheelchairs.
Adjoining Rooms: Rooms that are next to each other, often with a connecting door.
Balcony Overlooking the Garden: A private outdoor space with a view of a garden.
Courtyard Facing Room: A room that faces an enclosed outdoor space.
Go on a Safari: To take a trip to observe wild animals in their natural habitat.
Go on an Adventure Holiday: To take a vacation that involves exciting or daring activities.
Bed and Breakfast: A small lodging establishment offering a room and breakfast.
Go Camping: To stay in a tent for recreation.
Stay at a Youth Hostel: To lodge in inexpensive, supervised accommodation for young travelers.
Rent an Apartment: To temporarily lease a self-contained housing unit.
Host: A person who receives or entertains guests.
Hand Luggage: Small bags that passengers can carry onboard a plane.
Booking Confirmation: Proof of a reservation, often required for travel.
Window Seat: A seat next to the window.
Aisle Seat: A seat next to the aisle.
Departure Time: The time at which a flight or train is scheduled to leave.
Take-off: The ascent of an airplane from the ground.
Landing: The act of bringing an aircraft down to the ground.
Ride a Bicycle to School: Travel to school using a bike.
Aboard a Ship: On a boat or vessel.
Travel by Plane: To journey using an aircraft.
Read a Map: To understand directions using a visual representation of an area.
Take the Subway: To travel using an underground train system.
Pack Your Passport: To prepare travel documents before embarking on a journey.
Reception in the Hotel Lobby: Registration area located in the hotel entrance.
Fill in a Form: To provide necessary information for the customs.
Exchange Money: To convert currency to a different form.
Customs: The authority in charge of controlling goods entering or leaving a country.
A Long Journey: Traveling a great distance.
Return Ticket: A ticket for travel to a destination and back again.
Single Ticket: A ticket for one-way travel.