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C1 Level Wordlist - Travel

Here you will learn some English words about travel, such as "layover", "upgrade", "expedition", etc. prepared for C1 learners.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
all-inclusive
all-inclusive
[Adjective]

including everyone or everything, particularly for a single price

Ex: They booked an all-inclusive vacation package that covered flights, accommodations, meals, and activities. 
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peak season

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

Ex: Hotel prices are always higher during peak season due to the increased demand. 
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off season

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

Ex: Hotels often offer discounted rates during the off season to attract more guests. 
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luxurious
luxurious
[Adjective]

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

Ex: She indulged in a luxurious spa treatment, complete with massages and facials. 
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exquisite
exquisite
[Adjective]

exceptionally beautiful, delicate, and well made

Ex: The bride wore an exquisite gown adorned with intricate lace and embroidery. 
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exotic
exotic
[Adjective]

originating in another country, particularly a tropical one

Ex: She loves to collect exotic plants from tropical regions for her greenhouse. 
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homestay
homestay
[noun]

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

Ex: During her trip to Japan, she opted for a homestay with a local family to experience authentic Japanese culture. 
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staycation

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

Ex: They decided to have a staycation this summer, exploring local attractions and relaxing at home. 
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outing
outing
[noun]

a pleasure or educational trip that may last a day

Ex: The class went on an educational outing to the science museum to learn about space exploration. 
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expedition

a journey carefully organized for a specific purpose, such as exploration or research

Ex: The team set out on an expedition to the Arctic. 
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itinerary
itinerary
[noun]

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

Ex: The tour company sent us a detailed itinerary, breaking down our day-to-day activities and highlighting the main attractions. 
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tourist class

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

Ex: They booked seats in tourist class for their flight to save money on travel expenses. 
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to upgrade

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

Ex: Due to overbooking in economy class, the airline upgraded several passengers to business class. 
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long-haul
long-haul
[Adjective]

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

Ex: Long-haul flights typically include amenities such as meals and entertainment to keep passengers comfortable during extended travel. 
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to embark
to embark
[Verb]

to board a plane or ship

Ex: After completing the check-in process, the passengers can embark the train to their destination. 
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layover
layover
[noun]

a short break or stay in a journey

Ex: We had a layover in Chicago for two hours before our connecting flight to New York. 
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lost and found

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

Ex: I left my glasses in the store, but the lost and found had them. 
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camper
camper
[noun]

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

Ex: The campers enjoyed hiking and fishing during their weekend getaway in the mountains. 
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suite
suite
[noun]

a series of rooms, particularly in a hotel

Ex: The newlyweds stayed in a luxurious honeymoon suite with a stunning ocean view. 
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sunburn
sunburn
[noun]

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

Ex: After spending the entire day at the beach without sunscreen, she suffered from a severe sunburn. 
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suntan
suntan
[noun]

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

Ex: She returned from her tropical vacation with a deep suntan that made her glow. 
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to tan
to tan
[Verb]

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

Ex: She tans easily and always has a golden glow in the summer. 
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to resort
to resort
[Verb]

to go somewhere, particularly frequently or in large numbers

Ex: During the summer months, tourists often resort to the coastal towns for their beautiful beaches and warm weather. 
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vacancy
vacancy
[noun]

an accommodation that is currently unoccupied and open for use

Ex: The hotel had no vacancy during the holiday weekend. 
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touristy
touristy
[Adjective]

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

Ex: The once serene village has become quite touristy, with souvenir shops and crowded streets. 
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twin bedroom

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

Ex: They booked a twin bedroom for their stay, ensuring each friend had their own bed. 
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upmarket
upmarket
[Adjective]

used by or intended for wealthy people

Ex: The upmarket boutique featured designer clothing and accessories that attracted affluent customers. 
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complimentary
complimentary
[Adjective]

supplied or given for free

Ex: The hotel provided complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi for all its guests. 
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memorable
memorable
[Adjective]

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

Ex: The speech he gave at the graduation was so inspiring that it became the most memorable part of the ceremony. 
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Godspeed
Godspeed
[interjection]

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

Ex: Godspeed, dear travelers. May your path be smooth and your destination be reached safely. 
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motion sickness

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

Ex: She took medication before the road trip to prevent motion sickness. 
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