General Terms
The amount of money you have available to spend on a trip.
Budget
A journey made by car, typically involving multiple stops.
Road trip
A document provided by an airline that gives a passenger permission to enter the restricted area of an airport and to board the airplane for a particular flight.
Boarding pass
An establishment that provides paid lodging on a short-term basis.
Hotel
An item that is bought or kept as a reminder of a place or occasion.
Souvenir
The place to which someone is going or being sent.
Destination
Travel undertaken for work purposes.
Business trip
The area in an airport where you collect your luggage after a flight.
Baggage claim
A budget-oriented, shared room (dormitory) accommodation.
Hostel
A recognizable natural or artificial feature used for navigation.
Landmark
A service that allows you to convert money from one currency to another.
Currency exchange
Traveling with a backpack, often involving hiking or traveling on a budget.
Backpacking
The area in an airport where passengers wait before boarding their flight.
Departure gate
An arrangement to secure accommodations, a seat, etc., in advance.
Reservation
A tour in which a guide leads the group and provides information about the places
Guided tour
A place to stay when traveling, such as a hotel, hostel, or Airbnb.
Accommodation
A vacation on a large ship that stops at various ports.
Cruise
The money a passenger has to pay for a journey.
Fare
A vacation package where the price includes accommodation, meals, drinks, and sometimes activities.
All-inclusive
A place that draws visitors by providing something of interest or pleasure.
Attraction
A detailed plan or route of a journey.
Itinerary
A short vacation spent in a city, typically involving sightseeing.
City break
A short stay at a place in between parts of a journey, especially a flight.
Layover
Coverage by contract in which one party agrees to indemnify or reimburse another for loss that occurs under the terms of the contract.
Insurance
A place that attracts tourists and where goods or services are more expensive than usual.
Tourist trap