Travel vocab

5. Traveling with a backpack and minimal luggage, often with a focus on outdoor adventures or budget travel.
7. The means of getting from one place to another, such as planes, trains, buses, or rental cars.
9. Diagrams or representations of an area, often used for navigation or to locate points of interest.
10. A plan of travel, including the route, dates, and activities.
12. Places or events that are popular with visitors, such as historical sites, natural landmarks, or cultural festivals.
14. Aperson who leads or provides information on a tour or excursion
15. The process of planning and managing money for a trip, including estimating expenses and setting spending limits.
16. The customs, traditions, art, and beliefs of a particular group of people or society.
17. The process of finding one's way to a destination, often using maps or other tools.
19. A document that allows a person to enter a foreign country for a specific purpose, such as tourism, business, or study.
20. A document that proves a person's identity and citizenship and allows them to travel internationally.

1. A place where a person can stay overnight during their travels, such as a hotel, hostel, or vacation rental.
2. A large passenger ship that provides accommodations, food, and entertainment while traveling to various destinations.
3. A facility where trains stop to pick up and drop off passengers.
4. The act of visiting famous or interesting places in a city or country.
6. A designated location where buses stop to pick up and drop off passengers.
8. A facility where planes take off and land, often with services such as restaurants, shops, and lounges.
11. A vehicle that can be rented for temporary use during a trip.
13. Items purchased to remember a trip or to give to others as gifts, such as keychains, postcards, or clothing.
18. Exciting or unusual experiences, often involving risk or physical challenges.