Which idiom means to start a journey or set off on an adventure? A) Hit the road B) All-in package C) Check-in desk

What does the phrase 'itchy feet' mean? A) Feeling uncomfortable while sitting B) A desire to start traveling C) Being tired after a long day of walking

True or False: 'Hordes of tourists' refers to large groups of visitors.

What does the expression 'on a shoestring' mean? A) Traveling with luxury B) Traveling on a tight budget C) Traveling with only one suitcase

True or False: If someone 'catches the travel bug', it means they no longer enjoy traveling.

What phrase would you use to describe going to a place that isn’t full of tourists? A) Tourist trap B) Off the beaten track C) Departure lounge

True or False: If someone says they want to 'soak up the culture', it means they plan to sit by the pool and relax.

What is a cheaper, non-scheduled form of flying? A) Charter-flight B) Holiday brochure C) Long weekend

True or False: A 'self-catering' holiday means all your meals are provided.

What does the idiom 'travel light' mean? A) To travel during the day B) To bring only essentials and not much luggage C) To travel on a budget

True or False: 'Getting away from it all' means taking a trip to a very busy and crowded city.

Which of these phrases means to visit popular tourist sites? A) Go sightseeing B) Self-catering C) Departure lounge