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motion sickness
all-inclusive
Adjective
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/ˈɔːlɪnklˈuːsɪv/
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including everyone or everything, particularly for a single price

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They booked an all-inclusive vacation package that covered flights, accommodations, meals, and activities.
The resort offers all-inclusive services, ensuring guests have everything they need during their stay.
peak season
peak season
noun
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/pˈiːk sˈiːzən/

the time of year during which people travel a lot and prices are very high

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compound noun
off season
off season
noun
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/ˈɔfsˈiːzən/

the time of year during which there is not much travel or business

luxurious
luxurious
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extremely comfortable, elegant, and often made with high-quality materials or features

exquisite
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exceptionally beautiful, delicate, and well made

exotic
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originating in another country, particularly a tropical one

homestay
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an arrangement to live as a foreign vacationer or student in someone's home

staycation
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a vacation that one spends at or near one's home instead of traveling somewhere

outing
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a pleasure or educational trip that may last a day

expedition
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a trip that has been organized for a particular purpose such as a scientific or military one or for exploration

itinerary
itinerary
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a plan of the route and the places that one will visit on a journey

tourist class
noun
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/tˈʊɹɪst klˈæs/

the lowest class of accommodations offered in a hotel, on a plane or ship

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compound noun
to upgrade
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to provide someone with a better seat on an airplane or a better room in a hotel than the one for which they have paid

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long-haul
Adjective
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/lˈɑːŋhˈɔːl/

traveling over a long distance, particularly when it involves transporting passengers or goods

to embark
to embark
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to board a plane or ship

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layover
noun
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/ˈɫeɪˌoʊvɝ/

a short break or stay in a journey

lost and found
noun
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/lˈɔst ænd fˈaʊnd/

a place where lost things are stored until their owners come and collect them

camper
camper
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someone who spends a vacation living in a tent, etc.

suite
suite
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a series of rooms, particularly in a hotel

What is a "suite"?

A suite is a set of rooms or spaces designed to function together as a single living area. It can include different sections like a bedroom, living room, and sometimes a dining area or kitchen. Suites are often larger and more luxurious than standard rooms, offering extra comfort and amenities. They are typically found in hotels, resorts, or large homes, providing a more private and spacious experience compared to regular rooms. The layout and design are often intended to cater to individuals or families seeking more space.

sunburn
sunburn
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pain and redness of the skin caused by overexposure to the sun

suntan
suntan
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the darkened or brown color of a person's skin that is caused by spending much time in the sun

to tan
to tan
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(of a person or a person's skin) to become darkened or brown as a result of exposure to the sun

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intransitive
to resort
Verb
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to go somewhere, particularly frequently or in large numbers

vacancy
vacancy
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(in a hotel, etc.) an available room

touristy
touristy
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intended for, visited by, or attractive to tourists, in a way that one does not like it

twin bedroom
twin bedroom
noun
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/twˈɪn bˈɛdɹuːm/

(in a hotel, etc.) a room with two single beds

upmarket
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used by or intended for wealthy people

complimentary
complimentary
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supplied or given for free

memorable
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easy to remember or worth remembering, particularly because of being different or special

Godspeed
Godspeed
interjection
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/ˈɡɑdspid/
Formal

used for wishing a person good luck, particularly when they want to travel somewhere

motion sickness
motion sickness
noun
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/mˈoʊʃən sˈɪknəs/

an urge to vomit that is caused by motion, particularly when a person is in a moving vehicle such as a car, train, etc.

What is "motion sickness"?

Motion sickness is a condition where a person feels dizzy, nauseous, or unwell due to movement, often while traveling in a vehicle, boat, or plane. It happens when the brain receives conflicting signals from the eyes and the inner ear, which helps with balance. For example, a person might see the inside of a car while feeling the movement of the vehicle, leading to confusion for the brain. Symptoms include sweating, dizziness, nausea, and sometimes vomiting. It is more common in some people than others and can be eased by looking out at the horizon or taking medication.

Grammatical Information:

compound noun

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