Travel and tourism

2. gem: A place or thing that is wonderful but not well known.
7. Temporary accommodation or a place to stay.
8. foot in somewhere: To enter or visit a place.
10. inn: A small hotel or public house situated on a main road, historically providing food and shelter for travelers.
12. A person who travels on foot.
15. A covered walk in a religious institution, typically with an open colonnade or arches, used for contemplation.
17. A strong desire to travel.
19. down: To go to sleep or find a place to sleep, often temporarily or informally.
20. The official department that collects duties and controls the flow of goods and people entering or leaving a country.
21. Attractively unusual or old-fashioned; charmingly odd.
22. and forth: Moving first in one direction and then in the opposite one repeatedly.

1. Carefully and meticulously maintained and neat (especially referring to landscapes or gardens).
3. A narrow valley between hills or mountains, typically with steep rocky walls.
4. In a very unhappy or unfortunate state; miserable; or, poor in quality or condition.
5. A person who travels regularly or extensively around the world.
6. a ride: To travel by standing on the side of a road and soliciting a ride from passing drivers; to get a free ride.
9. An unlucky accident or minor misfortune.
11. A relaxed and leisurely walk.
13. Mixed or associated with others, especially in a social context.
14. ticket: A ticket that allows a person to travel to a place and back again.
16. and breakfast: A small, privately run hotel or guest house that provides overnight accommodation and breakfast.
18. be taken for a ride: To be deceived, cheated, or misled (especially in a financial transaction).
19. A narrow bed, often stacked in tiers (like a dormitory or ship's cabin).