C1.1.4 World Travellers Flashcards
Available space or rooms in a hotel (noun)
Vacancies
Items with a lot of monetary or personal value (adj,noun)
Valuables
A metal box that can be locked with a key or password where someone can keep valuables ( noun)
safe /Safety box
When you call the hotel’s reception to have food brought up to your room (noun)
Room service
Old in a charming way, often used to describe old-fashioned places (adj)
Quaint
An inexpensive place to stay usually filled with young backpackers, often with shared dormitory options (noun)
Youth hostel
Someone’s private home which has several extra rooms for overnight guests; the cost generally includes home-made breakfast (noun)
Bed and breakfast
A new trend where travellers can stay on an unknown local’s couch for free (organised through a social media site). (noun)
Couch-surfing
A type of vacation accommodation where people usually go to relax. Often times when booking all-inclusive vacations people stay in resorts (noun)
Resort
A proposal or bid to give or pay something (noun, verb)
Offer
A business transaction or arrangement (noun, verb)
Deal
When you buy a deal that includes many different items, for example flights, hotel and food all paid together (noun)
Package deal
To reserve (verb)
To book
A vacation which includes everything you would need throughout your holiday (hotel, flight, airport, transfer, food, drinks and towels) (adj)
All-inclusive
A journey ( by bus, boat, plane, train, etc) that includes the trip there and back
Round-trip
The act of visiting places and things of interest (noun). Showing, or used for visiting sights (adj)
Sightseeing
one who steals from the pockets of people, as in a crowded public place (noun, verb)
Pickpocket
Where tourists can go to get information about the local sights(noun)
Tourist information center
An information pamphlet which talks about the local highlights, events and destinations. (noun)
Brochure
Strikingly beautiful scenery (adj)
Picturesque
A mile a minute (adj)
Very quickly
Not paying attention (adj)
Asleep at the wheel
To leave a place, to depart (verb)
Hit the road
To have a strong urge to travel (verb)
To get/have itchy feet