Travel

3. A type of place that tourists often stay at when they are on holidays
5. If you get lost when you are travelling in a new place, you may need to ask for these
6. This is when the aircraft you are travelling in starts to move violently up and down because of differences in air pressure (and can sometimes be dangerous)
8. Something that you take to travel long distances in a relatively short time
12. The problem a person’s body can have in adjusting to a new time zone (usually resulting in irregular sleep patterns)
13. A general noun referring to a place to stay, which may be a hotel, a guesthouse, a rented house etc.
15. Opposite of international travel – means you travel inside your country rather than go abroad
16. Something that travellers often put their clothes and other luggage into and carry on their backs
17. Something you normally need to make in order to stay at a hotel or go on a tour (a countable noun)

1. Involves visiting the most popular sites of a new city or country
2. A countable nouns pertaining to the process or time of moving from one place to another – collocates with adjectives like ‘long’
4. A period when you are between flights and often have to wait around at the airport
5. The place you are travelling to
6. By adding someone you meet when you are travelling as a friend on a social media site (like Instagram) or exchanging phone numbers, you can stay in with them
7. For international travel you must bring this important travel document with you
9. Some who takes tourists around a particular tourist site and explains interesting facts about it
10. A place from which travellers depart or to which they arrive before or after a long journey by air
11. to move from place to place – usually a verb but can also be a noun and collocate with words like ‘air’, ‘coach’ or ‘international’
14. What you do when you first arrive at the hotel you are staying at