Travel Vocabulary

4. Personal belongings carried by a traveler; luggage.
6. To leave a hotel after paying the bill.
9. Goods sold without import tax.
11. A road junction in which traffic moves in a circle. (Also called a traffic circle or rotary).
12. The place to which someone or something is going or being sent.
13. An arrangement to have something (such as a room, table, or seat) held for one's use at a later time.
14. The act of traveling from one place to another.
15. A large motor vehicle with comfortable seats, used for transporting passengers over long distances; a bus. (Also can refer to a class of seating on a plane or train).
16. A document that allows a passenger to board a vehicle, especially an airplane.

1. The area in a hotel or office where guests or visitors are greeted and registered.
2. A long line of vehicles that are moving very slowly or not at all.
3. The price paid for a ticket on a public transportation system.
5. A line separating two political entities, such as countries or states.
7. The government department that collects duties on imported goods and controls the flow of goods into and out of a country. Also refers to the process of going through customs.
8. The money in circulation in a country.
10. An official authorization to enter a country.
12. A hotel room designed for two people.