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IELTS Speaking Vocabulary
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tourist traps
[noun]
Avoid buying souvenirs near the historical monument, as those shops are notorious tourist traps.
to get away from it all
[idiom / verb phrase]
She went camping in the deep forest to get away from it all and disconnect from the internet.
off the beaten track
[idiom / adjective phrase]
We found a beautiful, secluded beach that was completely off the beaten track.
the holiday of a lifetime
[noun phrase]
Their honeymoon cruise around the world was truly the holiday of a lifetime.
wildlife safari
[noun phrase]
We took a wildlife safari in Tanzania and managed to photograph lions and elephants up close.
places of interest
[noun phrase]
The city map highlights all major places of interest, including museums and ancient temples.
to go sightseeing
[verb phrase]
They spent their first day in Paris going sightseeing around the Eiffel Tower.
guided tours
[noun phrase]
Guided tours are highly recommended when exploring old ruins filled with complex history.
holiday resorts
[noun phrase]
The coastal province is famous for its luxury holiday resorts that overlook the ocean.
package holidays
[noun phrase]
Busy families often prefer package holidays because flights, hotels, and meals are all pre-arranged.
self-catering
[adjective / noun]
Booking a self-catering apartment allowed us to save money by cooking our own local seafood.
long weekend
[noun phrase]
Labor Day creates a long weekend, giving workers three days off to travel.
holiday destination
[noun phrase]
Thailand has become a highly popular holiday destination for travelers from Europe.
youth hostel
[noun phrase]
Backpackers often stay in a youth hostel to save money and meet other international travelers.
breathtaking views
[noun phrase]
The hotel room balcony offered breathtaking views of the snow-capped Swiss Alps.
picturesque villages
[noun phrase]
The countryside is famous for its picturesque villages filled with ancient stone cottages and blooming gardens.
hordes of tourists
[noun phrase]
Hordes of tourists pack into the museum every morning to capture a photo of the famous painting.
to go out of season
[verb phrase]
If you go out of season, accommodation rates drop significantly and flights are much cheaper.
local crafts
[noun phrase]
Visitors can support the indigenous community by purchasing authentic local crafts at the open-air market.
short break
[noun phrase]
A short break in the countryside is exactly what I need to clear my mind before final exams.
stunning landscape
[noun phrase]
The train ride through Norway passes through a stunning landscape of deep fjords and waterfalls.
charter-flights
[noun phrase]
Many tour operators organize cheap charter-flights to bring tourists directly to Mediterranean islands during the summer.the
far-off destination
[noun phrase]
Flying to a far-off destination like New Zealand requires at least twenty hours of travel time.
travel agents
[noun]
Online booking platforms have reduced the number of physical travel agents on the high street.
holiday brochures
[noun]
She brought home several glossy holiday brochures to look at the cruise options available for winter.
check-in desk
[noun phrase]
Passengers must present their passports and drop off large baggage at the check-in desk.
passport control
[noun phrase]
There was a massive queue at passport control as several international flights landed simultaneously.
departure lounge
[noun phrase]
We sat in the departure lounge, drinking coffee while waiting for our flight to be called.
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