Vocabulary
A word for “a trip to a distant place, usually exciting.”
Starts with J and ends with Y
Journey
Modal verb: “You ___ get a visa before travelling to China.”
MUST
Where do you go to get your boarding pass?
Check-in desk
What do you say if your suitcase is missing?
My luggage has arrived
Which country receives the most tourists each year?
France
What do you call the small gift you buy during your trip?
Souvenir
Choose the correct tense: “By the time we arrived, the plane ___ left.”
had already left
What’s the place where your luggage is checked for security?
Security Checkpoint
How do you ask for directions politely in a new city?
“Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to…?”
Where is the busiest airport in the world?
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta (USA)
What’s a “layover” in travel terms?
A stop between flights
First conditional: “If it rains tomorrow, we ___ (cancel) the excursion.”
What is “boarding time”?
What do you say when checking into a hotel?
I have a reservation under the name__
What is the longest river that you can cruise on?
The Nile
A travel word meaning “not planned or organised.”
Spontaneous
Passive voice: “My passport ___ (steal) at the train station.”
was stolen
What does it mean if a flight is “overbooked”?
Too many tickets have been sold
What’s a polite way to complain at a hotel?
“I’m sorry, but there seems to be a problem with…”
Which country in Europe has no airports?
V_
Vatican City
What’s the difference between “travel” and “trip”?
“Travel” is the act of going, “trip” is the journey itself
Rewrite in reported speech: “I will book a hotel,” she said.
What’s the difference between “arrivals” and “departures”?
Arrivals = incoming flights; Departures = outgoing flights
How do you ask about public transport times?
“What time does the next bus/train leave?”
Which continent has the most countries?
Africa (54 countries)