VOCABULARY TRAVEL INDUSTRY

A document issued by a government certifying the holder's identity and citizenship, allowing them to travel abroad and re-enter the home country.

A person who assists passengers during their travel, making sure they have a pleasant journey and ensuring their needs are met.

A place where travelers can stay overnight, typically providing sleeping accommodations, meals, and other services for guests.

A system of public transportation consisting of vehicles such as buses, trains, or subways that operate on fixed routes and schedules.

A person who plans and organizes trips and activities for tourists, providing information about destinations, accommodations, and attractions.

A document issued by an airline or a travel agency confirming a passenger's reservation for a flight.

The process of arriving or leaving a country, especially for the purpose of tourism or business.

A small folded map or pamphlet containing information about a specific destination, including tourist attractions, accommodations, and activities.

An established route followed by ships or cruise liners for commercial purposes, frequently including stops at various ports.

An item or product purchased by a traveler to remember a trip or experience, often bearing the name or logo of a specific place.

The act of making a journey, especially a long or international one, primarily for leisure, exploration, or vacation.

A temporary residence for travelers, typically offering rooms, meals, and other services for guests.

A person who organizes and makes arrangements for trips or accommodations for travelers, providing advice on travel destinations, itineraries, and logistics.

The act of moving from one place to another, usually with a defined beginning and end point, for a specific purpose such as sightseeing, business, or relaxation.

A system of vehicles, such as buses, trains, or planes, traveling between different locations on a regular schedule to transport passengers.