What vocabulary is used for travel in English

The vocabulary used for travel in English includes a wide range of terms related to transportation, accommodation, activities, and general travel concepts. Here is an overview based on common travel-related vocabulary:

Transportation

• Car, bus, train, airplane, ferry, taxi, bike, bicycle, scooter, subway, tram, limousine, shuttle, cruise, ride, flight

Accommodation

• Hotel, hostel, motel, bed and breakfast, inn, cabin, apartment, suite, reservation, check-in, check-out, accommodation

Places and Destinations

• City, country, airport, station, port, tourist attraction, landmark, resort, beach, mountain, park, museum

Activities

• Sightseeing, tour, excursion, hike, walk, boat ride, sightseeing tour, safari, adventure sports

Travel Documentation and Services

• Visa, passport, ticket, itinerary, reservation, boarding pass, travel insurance, guidebook, travel agency

General Travel Terms

• Travel, journey, trip, vacation, holiday, expedition, travel plans, travel guide, travel tips, travel budget

Other Related Terms

• Luggage, suitcase, backpack, travel size, customs, security, travel partner, travel companion, travel agency

This vocabulary encompasses the core lexicon used for describing and planning travel activities, transportation, and accommodations in English, as seen across various sources and travel contexts. ^{1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12}

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