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#travelvocabulary

20 expression(s)

travel B2

wheelchair accessible

Learn how to use the term 'wheelchair accessible' in English to talk about travel accommodations, public transport, and step-free building access worldwide.
travel C1

wine tasting flight

Discover the meaning of a wine tasting flight, how it is served at vineyards and restaurants, and how to order one.
travel B2

youth hostel association

Discover what a Youth Hostel Association is, how it helps budget travelers, and practice using the term.
travel B1

around the corner

Learn how to use 'around the corner' to describe nearby locations or upcoming events. Essential vocabulary for giving directions and speaking natural English.
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travel B1

ask for the check

Master the essential restaurant phrase 'ask for the check' to politely request your bill when dining out in English-speaking countries. Great for travel.
travel C1

back of beyond

Discover the meaning of 'back of beyond' and learn how to use this British-origin English idiom to describe extremely remote, isolated places on your travels.
travel B2

baggage handler

Understand the role of a baggage handler. Learn how to use this essential airport travel term in real-life English conversations.
travel C1

be stranded at the airport

Discover the meaning of 'be stranded at the airport' and how to describe being stuck or helpless during travel disruptions.
travel B1

bed and breakfast

Learn about 'bed and breakfast' (B&B) accommodations, how they differ from hotels, and how to use the term.
travel B1

block away

Learn how to use 'block away' to describe distances in cities. Perfect for understanding and giving directions while traveling in major English-speaking cities.
travel B1

boarding queue

Master the term 'boarding queue' for your next flight. Learn how to use it naturally with examples and pronunciation.
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travel A2

boarding time

Understand what 'boarding time' means at the airport. This guide offers natural example sentences, common learner mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
travel C1

break one's journey

Discover the formal British English expression 'break one's journey' to describe making a temporary stop during travel.
travel B2

cabin class

Learn how to use 'cabin class' to describe different seating and comfort levels on flights and cruises.
travel B1

chef's special

Learn what 'chef's special' means in English restaurants, how to order it, and see natural example sentences.
travel C1

commercialized spot

Discover how to use the term 'commercialized spot' in English to describe tourist destinations that have lost their original charm to businesses.
travel B1

complimentary drink

Learn what a complimentary drink is and how to enjoy free beverages offered by hotels, airlines, or restaurants.
travel B2

concession ticket

Learn what a 'concession ticket' is and how to ask for discounted fares when traveling in English-speaking countries.
travel B1

connecting flight

Understand what a 'connecting flight' is, how to navigate airports during layovers, and how to talk about your travel plans.
travel B2

connecting rooms

Learn what connecting rooms are in a hotel, how to request them, and see natural examples of how this travel term is used in real life.