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Vocabulary list categorized by verbs, adjectives, nouns, and expressions related to travel personality and tourism.
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re-organise
To organize again or differently (Verb)
wander through / roam through
To move about or travel through an area without a fixed direction or goal (Verb)
thrive
To grow, develop, or prosper well (Verb)
unwind
To relax or release tension (Verb)
thrill
To cause a feeling of sudden excitement and pleasure (Verb)
leave / live
To depart from a place / to reside or experience life (Verb)
quaint
Attractively unusual or old-fashioned (Adjective)
cultural
Relating to the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a society (Adjective)
unique
Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else (Adjective)
hassle-free
Without trouble, difficulty, or bother (Adjective)
carefully-planned
Arranged or thought out with detailed attention (Adjective)
historic (building)
Famous or important in history (Adjective)
renovated
Restored or repaired to a good state of repair (Adjective)
all-inclusive
Including everything within the total price (Adjective)
cure
Serving to restore health or relieve symptoms (Adjective/Noun)
amazing
Causing great surprise or wonder; astonishing (Adjective)
outbound / return (flight)
A flight traveling away from home / a flight returning back home (Adjective)
Rickety
Shaky or likely to collapse (Adjective)
attractive
Pleasing or appealing to look at or consider (Adjective)
thrilling
Causing excitement and pleasure (Adjective)
rock-climbing
The sport or activity of climbing steep rock faces (Noun)
study hall
A room or period in school set aside for quiet study (Noun)
a city pass
A card or ticket granting access to various attractions within a city (Noun)
a tent
A portable shelter made of fabric supported by poles (Noun)
a wonder
A cause of astonishment or admiration; something remarkable (Noun)
a top attraction
One of the primary places or features that draws visitors (Noun)
the adreline rush
A intense surge of energy produced by excitement or physical exertion (Noun)
enrichment
The action of improving or enhancing the quality or value of something (Noun)
water bottle
A container designed to hold water for drinking (Noun)
itinerary
A planned route or detailed schedule for a journey (Noun)
a boutique hotel
A stylish, small, and sophisticated hotel (Noun)
resort
A place visited for relaxation or recreation, often with lodging and amenities (Noun)
Cliff
A steep rock face, especially at the edge of the sea or a mountain (Noun)
a thrill-seeker
A person who enjoys engaging in risky or exciting activities (Noun)
an artist
A person who creates art, such as paintings or drawings (Noun)
a learner
A person who is gaining knowledge or understanding of a subject (Noun)
an adventurer
A person who seeks or enjoys exciting and risky experiences (Noun)
a leisure traveller
A person traveling for pleasure and recreation (Noun)
a planner
A person who makes plans for trips, events, or activities (Noun)
a bucket list
A list of achievements or experiences a person hopes to accomplish in their lifetime (Noun)
explore a new city
To travel around a new city to discover its features and sights (Expression)
explore the ancient wonders of Greece
To visit and learn about the historical monuments and sites of Greece (Expression)
Take a bubble bath
To soak in a bathtub filled with foamy bubbles (Expression)
go snorkelling
To swim using a mask and breathing tube to view underwater life (Expression)
have a close encounter with
To come face-to-face or very near to someone or something (Expression)
get lost
To become unable to find one's way or location (Expression)
run out of things
To deplete or exhaust the supply of items or activities available (Expression)
be rushed at
To be hurried or forced to move quickly (Expression)
have something stolen
To experience the loss of a personal item due to theft (Expression)
follow a tour guide
To accompany and take direction from a person leading a tour (Expression)