# Taking a Trip Upper Intermediate

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- CEFR: B2 (Upper-intermediate)
- Theme: Travel & Transportation
- Words: 20
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Travel vocabulary for holidays sold as a package, including an itinerary, a cruise ship and a timeshare, plus a gap year, a bucket list and an off-peak…

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## Word list

* **itinerary** /aɪˈtɪnərˌɛri/: A detailed plan showing the route and schedule of a trip. — “We're doing three cities in five days, according to the **itinerary**.”
* **transfer** /trænˈsfɜr/: A short ride by bus or car, arranged as part of a holiday, between the airport and your hotel. — “Our **transfer** from the airport to the resort takes forty minutes.”
* **trek** /trɛk/: A long, hard walk lasting several days, usually in mountains or wild country. — “We're planning a five-day **trek** across the mountains.”
* **embark** /ɛmˈbɑrk/: To get onto a ship or plane at the start of a journey. — “Passengers **embark** two hours before the ship leaves port.”
* **nomad** /ˈnoʊˌmæd/: A person who moves from place to place instead of settling in one location. — “He lives like a modern **nomad**, working from different cities.”
* **off-grid**: Without connection to public services like electricity, gas or the internet. — “They spent a week **off-grid** in a mountain cabin.”
* **spontaneous** /spɑnˈteɪniəs/: Done without planning in advance. — “We made a **spontaneous** decision to visit the coast.”
* **logistics** /ləˈdʒɪstɪks/: The detailed planning and organisation needed for a complicated activity. — “Organising the group trip took a lot of **logistics**.”
* **cross-country** /ˈkrɔˌskʌntri/: Travelling through a country by many different routes, not just the main ones. — “They took a **cross-country** road trip over three weeks.”
* **self-sufficient** /ˌsɛlfsəˈfɪʃənt/: Able to provide for yourself without help from others. — “The campers were completely **self-sufficient** for a week.”
* **honeymoon** /ˈhʌniˌmun/: The holiday a couple take together just after their wedding. — “They fly to Sicily tomorrow for their **honeymoon**.”
* **caravan** /ˈkærəˌvæn/: A small home on wheels that a car pulls, with beds inside for holidays. — “We towed the **caravan** all the way to the coast.”
* **timeshare** /ˈtaɪmˌʃɛr/: A system where several people jointly own a holiday property, each using it for a set period annually. — “His parents bought a **timeshare** in Spain years ago.”
* **gap year**: A break of many months taken from studying, often used to travel. — “She travelled through Asia during her **gap year**.”
* **cruise ship**: A large vessel that carries holidaymakers to various destinations, with cabins, restaurants and entertainment on board. — “The **cruise ship** stopped at three different ports.”
* **theme park**: A large attraction with rides and entertainment, built around a particular idea. — “The kids begged to spend a day at the **theme park**.”
* **water park**: A large outdoor attraction with pools, slides and other wet rides for fun. — “We spent a hot afternoon at the **water park**.”
* **off-peak**: At a time when demand, and often price, is lower than usual. — “We travel **off-peak** to save money.”
* **long weekend**: A break from work extended by an extra day off, often a Monday or Friday. — “We drove to the coast for a **long weekend**.”
* **bucket list**: A collection of things you want to do or see before you die. — “Visiting Japan was top of her **bucket list**.”

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