What idiom means that the experience of travelling makes you more willing to accept other ideas, people and cultures?
Travel broadens the mind
How would you describe something that is not in good taste?
tacky
What verb describes relaxing completely, not allowing anything to disturb you?
chill out / unwind
How do you describe something that does not receive enough credit or has got a worse reputation than it deserves?
underrated
How do you describe a place has not changed and has not been affected by human activity?
unspoiled
What verb phrase can you use to describe taking a leisurely walk?
go for a stroll, wander around
How do you describe a place that is not known to many people and not part of the main tourist routes?
off the beaten path / track
How do you describe something that is often seen as a symbol, for example, of a place?
iconic
How do you describe the part of a city that is in bad state of repair?
run-down
What verb describes negotiating with the seller the price that you are going to pay for something?
haggle
How do you describe a place that is especially attractive because it is quite unusual and somehow resembles old times?
picturesque
What verb phrase describes taking a holiday on a ship that stops periodically for sightseeing?
go on a cruise
What verb do you use to talk about treating yourself well and giving yourself "a present"?
pamper yourself
How do you describe a place that is designed for tourists and attracts many of them?
touristy
What verb phrase do you use to indicate that you tend to take too many things on your luggage when you travel?
overpack
What phrase do you use to indicate that you feel dizzy and often vomit when you travel by boat?
get seasick
