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The Learning Studio> Spoken English Course> Week 10> 📘 Day 2 – travel vocabulary

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Hotel Vocabulary
  • Hotel – a place where you pay to stay during travel
  • Reception – the front desk where you check in/out
  • Reservation – booking a room before you arrive
  • Check-in – the process of arriving and getting your room
  • Check-out – the process of leaving and returning the keys
  • Lobby – the main entrance area of the hotel
  • Bellboy – a person who helps with your bags
  • Housekeeping – the staff who clean your room
  • Concierge – a hotel worker who helps with travel plans
  • Guest – a person staying at the hotel
  • Double room – a room with one large bed or two beds
  • Single room – a room for one person
  • Suite – a large hotel room with extra space
  • Room service – food or items delivered to your room
  • Amenities – extra services or things like Wi-Fi, pool
  • Wi-Fi – wireless internet service
  • Key card – a plastic card used to open the hotel room
  • Minibar – a small fridge with drinks/snacks in the room
  • Elevator – a lift to go up or down in the hotel
  • Complimentary – free of charge (e.g., free breakfast)
Hotel Room Vocabulary
  • Bed – a place to sleep
  • Pillow – soft support for your head
  • Blanket – a warm cover for the bed
  • Towel – used to dry yourself after a bath
  • Shower – a place to wash with water
  • Toilet – where you go to the bathroom
  • Sink – where you wash your hands/face
  • Lamp – a small light for reading or room light
  • Curtains – cloth that covers windows
  • Closet – a place to hang clothes
  • Hanger – used to hang clothes in the closet
  • Mirror – glass to see yourself
  • TV remote – device to control the TV
  • Air conditioner – a machine that cools the room
  • Do not disturb sign – a sign to keep staff out of your room
  • Laundry bag – a bag for dirty clothes
  • Alarm clock – a clock that wakes you up
  • Desk – a table for working or writing
  • Chair – a seat in the room
  • Trash bin – where you throw garbage
Travel by Air Vocabulary
  • Airport – the place where planes land and take off
  • Flight – a journey by airplane
  • Airline – a company that flies planes
  • Ticket – a paper or digital pass for your flight
  • Boarding pass – a document that lets you get on the plane
  • Passport – ID used for international travel
  • Security check – place where you and your bags are checked
  • Gate – the area where you wait to board the plane
  • Pilot – the person who flies the plane
  • Cabin crew – the people who help you on the plane
  • Seat belt – a safety belt in the airplane seat
  • Tray table – a small table on the back of the airplane seat
  • Overhead bin – a place to keep bags above your seat
  • Window seat – a seat next to the window
  • Aisle seat – a seat next to the walking area
  • Baggage claim – place to collect your checked bags
  • Delay – when your flight is lat
  • Departure – when the plane leaves
  • Arrival – when the plane lands
  • Layover – waiting time between two flights
Travel by Bus Vocabular
  • Bus station – place where buses arrive and depart
  • Bus stop – a place where a bus picks up or drops people
  • Bus ticket – a paper or online ticket to ride the bus
  • Driver – the person who drives the bus
  • Passenger – someone who rides the bus
  • Route – the path or way the bus travels
  • Timetable – schedule of bus times
  • Fare – the cost of the bus ride
  • Backpack – a bag carried on your back
  • Window – glass to look outside the bus
Travel by Cruise Vocabulary
  • Cruise – a holiday on a large ship
  • Port – a place where ships stop
  • Deck – the floor or level of the ship
  • Cabin – your room on the cruise ship
  • Captain – the person who controls the ship
  • Lifeboat – a small boat used in an emergency
  • Dock – a place where the ship is parked
  • Itinerary – travel plan for cruise days and stops
  • Buffet – a self-serve meal option
  • Ocean view – a room with a window facing the sea
  • Sail – to travel on water
  • Board – to get on the cruise ship
  • Disembark – to get off the cruise ship
  • Entertainment – shows, music, and games on the ship
  • Excursion – a short trip during a stop
  • Crew – people who work on the ship
  • Seasick – feeling sick because of ship movement
  • Captain’s dinner – a special meal with the ship’s captain
  • Life jacket – safety vest for water
  • Sundeck – an open area to sit and enjoy the sun
General Travel Vocabulary
  • Tourist – a person who travels for fun
  • Map – shows places, roads, or routes
  • Guidebook – a book with info about travel places
  • Travel agency – a business that helps plan trips
  • Souvenir – a small gift or item from your trip
  • Currency – the money used in a country
  • Luggage – all your travel bags
  • Vacation – a break or holiday from work/school
  • Travel insurance – protection for trip problems or emergencies
  • Journey – the act of traveling from one place to another

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