Travel Glossary

Here is a travel glossary with some common travel-related terms:

• Airfare - the cost of a plane ticket.
• Baggage allowance - the amount of luggage you can bring on a plane or train.
• Boarding pass - a document that allows you to board a plane or train.
• Budget travel - traveling on a tight budget, often with inexpensive accommodation and meals.
• Car rental - renting a car for a specified period of time.
• Check-in - the process of registering at a hotel, airport or train station.
• Destination - the place you are traveling to.
• E-tickets - electronic tickets that are sent to your email, rather than printed out.
• Hotel amenities - the services and facilities provided by a hotel, such as a pool, gym or spa.
• Itinerary - a detailed plan of your travel arrangements.
• Jet lag - the tiredness and disorientation experienced after a long flight.
• Layover - a period of time spent at an airport between connecting flights.
• Passport - a travel document that allows you to enter foreign countries.
• Resort - a vacation destination that typically includes accommodation, dining, and recreational activities.
• Sightseeing - visiting tourist attractions or places of interest.
• Solo travel - traveling alone.
• Tour - a guided trip to various tourist attractions or locations.
• Travel hacking - a strategy for finding ways to travel cheaply or for free by taking advantage of rewards programs, credit card points, and other travel-related promotions. This can involve maximizing airline miles, hotel loyalty programs, and other incentives to reduce the cost of travel.
• Visa - a document that allows you to enter a foreign country.
• Wanderlust - a strong desire to travel and explore the world.
• Youth hostel - an affordable accommodation option for budget-conscious travelers, typically with shared dormitories and communal spaces.