Travel Vocabulary

4. A circular intersection where several roads meet and traffic moves in one direction around a central island.
8. The system of money (such as dollars, euros, or yen) used in a specific country.
9. The final place that someone is traveling to or where something is being sent.
10. Shops in an airport or on a ship where you can buy goods without paying the local or national taxes.
11. A situation where a long line of vehicles on a road are stuck or moving very slowly due to an accident or heavy volume.
14. An arrangement made in advance to keep a room, a seat, or a table available for your use at a specific time.
15. The process of paying your bill and returning your keys before leaving a hotel or other accommodation.
16. An official card or document provided by an airline that you must show to be allowed on a plane.

1. An official document or a stamp in a passport that allows the holder to enter, stay in, or leave a specific country for a set period.
2. The act of traveling from one place to another, especially over a long distance or a long period of time.
3. A large, comfortable bus used for traveling long distances.
5. A hotel room designed for two people, typically containing one large bed or two smaller beds.
6. The official line that separates two different countries or regions.
7. The front desk or area in a hotel where guests are greeted, checked in, and given information.
12. The specific amount of money you pay for a journey on public transport, such as a bus, train, or taxi.
13. The bags, suitcases, and personal belongings that you take with you when you are traveling.
15. The area at an airport, port, or border where officials check your luggage for illegal goods or items that require tax.