Travel

Question 1

Attraction

Answer 1

Attraction (noun)

– A place that entices visitors because it is interesting.

Example: The Eiffel Tower is one of Paris’s biggest attractions.

Question 2

Backpacking

Answer 2

Backpacking (noun)

– To travel, often to more than one destination, with your belongings in a backpack.

Example: They spent the summer backpacking through Europe.

Question 3

Camping

Answer 3

Camping (noun)

– A holiday spent in a tent or camper van.

Example: We went camping in the mountains last weekend.

Question 4

Cruise

Answer 4

Cruise (noun)

– A sea-based trip taking a pre-planned route that involves visiting several ports.

Example: They are planning a cruise around the Mediterranean.

Question 5

Excursion

Answer 5

Excursion (noun)

– A short trip is usually taken while on holiday.

Example: We took a day excursion to a nearby island.

Question 6

Frugal

Answer 6

Frugal (adjective)

– To be economical and sparing with money.

Example: They lived a frugal life, saving most of their earnings.

Question 7

Hostel

Answer 7

Hostel (noun)

– Similar to a hotel but cheaper and often caters to young people, travelers, and students.

Example: We stayed in a hostel while backpacking across Spain.

Question 8

Scenery

Answer 8

Scenery (noun)

– The natural features of a landscape.

Example: The scenery in the mountains was breathtaking.

Question 9

Sightseeing

Answer 9

Sightseeing (noun)

– The act of visiting different attractions or sights.

Example: We spent the day sightseeing around the city.

Question 10

Souvenir

Answer 10

Souvenir (noun)

– Something you keep as a reminder of a place.

Example: I bought a small souvenir to remember the trip.

Question 11

Traditional/Quaint

Answer 11

Traditional/Quaint (adjective)

– Old-fashioned and attractive.

Example: The village has a quaint charm with its traditional cottages.

Question 12

Travel agent/agency

Answer 12

Travel agent/agency (noun)

– The person or place that helps reserve a holiday.

Example: We booked our vacation through a travel agent.

Question 13

Affordable destinations

Answer 13

Affordable destinations (noun)

– Places that are within a person’s financial means, not expensive.

Example: Thailand is an affordable destination for budget travelers.

Question 14

Affordable travel

Answer 14

Affordable travel (noun)

– Trips that are within a person’s financial means.

Example: Affordable travel options have made exploring the world easier.

Question 15

All-inclusive

Answer 15

All-inclusive (adjective)

– A trip where all food, drink, and accommodation are provided.

Example: They chose an all-inclusive resort for their vacation.

Question 16

Breathtaking view

Answer 16

Breathtaking view (noun)

– A view that is extremely beautiful or amazing.

Example: The hotel room had a breathtaking view of the ocean.

Question 17

Bucket list

Answer 17

Bucket list (noun)

– The places you want to visit and things you want to do in your lifetime.

Example: Visiting Japan is at the top of my bucket list.

Question 18

Get around

Answer 18

Get around (phrasal verb)

– To move from place to place.

Example: We used public transport to get around the city.

Question 19

Get away

Answer 19

Get away (verb/noun)

– To go on holiday/vacation; or the holiday itself.

Example: We need to get away for a few days to relax.

Question 20

Itchy feet

Answer 20

Itchy feet (noun)

– The desire to travel.

Example: After two years at home, I’ve got itchy feet and want to travel again.

Question 21

Off the beaten track

Answer 21

Off the beaten track (phrase)

– Away from where the tourists normally go.

Example: We found a quiet beach off the beaten track.

Question 22

Out of season

Answer 22

Out of season (phrase)

– The part of the year when it is not very busy.

Example: We visited the island out of season to avoid the crowds.

Question 23

Package holiday

Answer 23

Package holiday (noun)

– A holiday where the flight, accommodation, and often food, are included.

Example: We booked a package holiday to Greece.

Question 24

Peak season (noun)

Answer 24

Peak season (noun)

– The busiest time of the year (school holidays, Christmas).

Example: It’s difficult to find accommodation during peak season.

Question 25

Tourist trap

Answer 25

Tourist trap (noun)

– A place that attracts and exploits tourists.

Example: The market is a bit of a tourist trap with overpriced souvenirs.

Question 26

Travelling light

Answer 26

Travelling light (verb phrase)

– To go on a trip with little bags or luggage.

Example: I prefer travelling light, so I only bring a small backpack.

Question 27

When in Rome (do as the Romans do)

Answer 27

When in Rome (do as the Romans do) (idiom)

– When you go to a place, follow the customs/rules of the local people.

Example: I always try the local food when I travel—when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

Question 28

unspoiled

Answer 28

unspoiled

Not damaged, ruined, or lacking freshness

• unspoiled forests

Question 29

charming

Answer 29

charming

pleasant and attractive:

• We had dinner with our director and his charming wife.