Travel.

1. Famous landmarks or places of interest to visit.
4. A two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine.
8. Someone who walks long distances in natural areas for pleasure.
13. A place where goods, such as food or crafts, are sold, often outdoors.
14. A place where someone stays, such as a hotel, flat, or bed and breakfast.
15. A printed or digital document that allows you to travel or enter a specific place.
18. In or to a foreign country.
19. A place designed for one person to sit, such as on a bus or in a cinema.
20. A journey made in an aircraft.
21. A large, comfortable vehicle used for long-distance road travel.
23. An arrangement made in advance to secure a room, seat, or table.
25. Rural areas with natural scenery, such as fields, forests, and small villages.

2. Swimming underwater using a mask and a breathing tube to explore marine life.
3. An area where people stay in tents or caravans, often with facilities like toilets and showers.
5. A streetcar running on tracks, commonly used for public transport in cities.
6. A short journey taken for enjoyment or education.
7. A building where collections of art, history, or science are displayed for the public.
9. To get away from a place or situation.
10. A small business providing rooms for visitors, often run by a family.
11. Travelling with only a bag you carry on your back, often to explore different places on a budget.
12. A person visiting a place for leisure or sightseeing.
16. A train system operating beneath a city.
17. A set of items or services offered together, such as a holiday deal.
22. Ways of getting from one location to another, such as buses, trains, or bicycles.
24. A boat used to carry people or vehicles across water, like a river or sea.