Travel

3. A raised area next to train tracks where passengers get on or off a train.
7. To travel by getting free rides in other people’s cars, usually by standing at the side of the road and holding out your thumb.
8. To officially say or announce something, especially at customs when you enter a country and must report goods you are bringing in.
9. A room or space that is available for someone to use, especially in a hotel or other accommodation.
11. A platform next to the water in a port where ships load and unload goods or passengers.
13. A waiting area at an airport where passengers stay before getting on their flight.
14. The area near the sea, especially where people go for holidays to relax, swim, or enjoy the beach.
15. A small restaurant at a station or on a train.

1. A person whose job is to carry bags or luggage, especially at a hotel, airport, or train station.
2. A period of two weeks (14 days).
4. A plan or list of the places you will visit and the activities you will do during a trip.
5. To change the direction of something, especially traffic or a journey, to a different route.
6. A flat surface on a ship or boat where people can walk or sit.
10. A holiday on a large ship that travels to different places, where passengers sleep and eat on board.
12. A place where long-distance buses (coaches) arrive and leave, and where passengers can buy tickets and wait.