Topic: Planning a Trip/ Travel

1. We still have to (book/make) a hotel and to buy our plane tickets.

2. I'm leaving tomorrow and I still haven't (packed/stacked) my suitcases.

3. I always get great deals on hotels because my friend is a (trip/travel) agent.

4. A "bed and " (breakfast/food) is a private home which takes in guests.

5. It is often very expensive to travel during (peak/expensive) season.

6. Arranging "" (acclimations/ accommodations) means arranging a place to stay (like a hotel, guest house, etc.)

7. Travel agents often ask you whether or not you would like to buy traveler's (insurance/policy).

8. A (package/combined) tour/holiday is one that includes air, hotel, and often food.

9. A (connecting/connect) flight requires a passenger to change from one plane to another.

10. If you lose something at an airport, you should check at the airport's lost-and- (find/found) office.

Conversation questions

Here are some questions you can use in a conversation about planning a trip.

Where do we want to go?
(Narrowing down the destination is step one.)

When is the best time for everyone to travel?
(Consider weather, availability, and budget.)

What's the budget?
(Are we going luxury, mid-range, or budget-friendly?)

How long do we want the trip to be?
(Weekend getaway or a longer vacation?)

What kind of experiences are we looking for?
(Adventure, relaxation, culture, food, nature, nightlife?)

Where will we stay?
(Hotel, Airbnb, hostel, resort, or camping?)

How are we getting there and around?
(Flights, train, car rental, public transport?)

What activities or attractions do we want to prioritize?
(Make a must-see/do list.)

Do we need travel insurance, visas, or vaccinations?
(Better to sort logistics early.)

Who's handling the planning and booking?
(Divide tasks to keep it stress-free.)

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