Vocabulary: Words associated with travel - SS3 English Lesson Note

Journey: The act of traveling from one place to another.

Route: The path you take to get to your destination.

Mode of transportation: The way you travel, such as car, bus, train, plane, or boat.

Accommodation: Where you stay when you travel, such as a hotel, motel, bed and breakfast, or hostel.

Schedule: The plan for your trip, including when you will leave, when you will arrive, and where you will stay.

Itinerary: A detailed list of the places you will visit and the activities you will do on your trip.

Logistics: The practical details of your trip, such as how you will get to your destination, where you will stay, and how you will get around.

Budget: The amount of money you have to spend on your trip.

Contingency plans: Plans in case something goes wrong on your trip, such as if your flight is cancelled or your car breaks down.

Travel insurance: Insurance that covers you in case something goes wrong on your trip, such as if you get sick or injured.

Here are some examples of how you can use these words to relate your travel experience:

• "I recently went on a road trip to the Grand Canyon. The journey was long, but the destination was worth it. The scenery was breathtaking, and I had a great time exploring the canyon."
• "I'm planning a trip to Europe next year. I've already started researching my route and accommodation. I'm really excited to see all the different countries and cultures that I'll be visiting."
• "I'm a bit of a nervous traveler, so I always make sure to have a detailed itinerary and contingency plans in place. I also have travel insurance, just in case something goes wrong