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Useful phrases for traveling

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make a reservation

Learn how to use the phrase 'make a reservation' to book tables, rooms, and services ahead of time in English.
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make a stopover

Learn how to use 'make a stopover' to describe breaking up a long journey with a temporary stay.
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miss a flight

Learn how to use the phrase 'miss a flight' in English. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, common learner mistakes, and practice.
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off the beaten path

Master the advanced travel idiom 'off the beaten path' in English. Learn how to describe quiet, unique, and unexplored destinations with natural examples and tips.
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off the beaten track

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'off the beaten track', see how to use it to describe remote travel destinations, and learn related expressions.
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off-peak season

Find out what "off-peak season" means and how to use it. Learn how traveling during quieter times of the year can save you money and stress.
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off the grid

Understand the casual expression 'off the grid' used to describe living or traveling without using public utilities, internet, or phone services.
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one-way ticket

Learn how to use the phrase "one-way ticket" when booking travel. Understand the difference between one-way and round-trip tickets with real, natural examples.
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package holiday

Learn what a package holiday is, its pros and cons, and how to use this common British English travel term naturally in daily conversations.
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peak season

Learn what "peak season" means in English. Discover how to use this common travel term to describe the busiest times of the year for tourism.
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pick up

Master the phrasal verb 'pick up' in travel contexts. See natural examples, understand its usage, and avoid common learner mistakes.
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public transport

Master the term 'public transport' in English. Get clear explanations, natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
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quench one's thirst for adventure

Discover the formal idiom 'quench one's thirst for adventure' to express satisfying a deep, passionate desire for exploration and exciting travel.
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red-eye flight

Master the casual travel term 'red-eye flight' to describe overnight airline travel and sound like a native English speaker.
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round trip

Learn how to use the travel term 'round trip' to describe a journey to a destination and back.
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set off

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'set off' to talk about starting a journey.
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sightseeing tour

Master the phrase 'sightseeing tour' in English. Find real-world examples, common learner mistakes, and interactive practice questions.
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souvenir shop

Learn how to use the phrase 'souvenir shop' in English. Understand its meaning, pronunciation, common errors, and practice exercises.
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speed limit

Understand the term 'speed limit' to stay safe and avoid fines while driving abroad.
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suffer from jet lag

Learn how to use the phrase "suffer from jet lag" to describe feeling tired after crossing multiple time zones. Perfect for travel English and daily conversations.