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  • In, at or to whatever place.
    wherever
  • Too full of people
    overcrowded
  • Next, about to appear
    upcoming
  • Cars which have to slow down or stop completely due to high density of traffic.
    jam
  • Inside the country, the opposite of international.
    domestic
  • The opposite of rocky, if you're describing a beach.
    sandy
  • To provide money for a project
    fund
  • Greenish blue.
    turquoise
  • Going underwater with a special suit and oxygen.
    diving
  • Personal liberty.
    freedom
  • Come near.
    approach
  • Inside
    within
  • A feeling of dizziness or the inability to sleep after a long flight.
    jet lag
  • A leaflet which gives information about a place.
    brochure
  • Going from a higher to a lower place by hanging from a metallic wire with a harness.
    zip lining
  • Make someone do something.
    force
  • Examine, verify (it's a phrasal verb)
    check out
  • Lasting for your whole life
    lifelong
  • Real, not fake
    authentic
  • Posh, elegant, costly
    luxurious
  • In the direction of
    toward
  • Strong desire to visit other places as a tourist.
    travel bug
  • Something that you strongly desired and you've finally got.
    a dream come true
  • Lacking order.
    chaotic
  • A mass of people
    crowd
  • Money received for goods or services (not as regular as a salary)
    income
  • Very thin particles which float in the air and, eventually, on surfaces.
    dust
  • To cause to happen (phrasal verb)
    bring about
  • Related to food and cooking
    culinary
  • High temperatures.
    heat
  • Optimistic, cheerful
    upbeat
  • People who travel with the least possible amount of money.
    backpackers
  • Addicted to or very enthusiastic about
    hooked
  • Publish on the Internet, especially on a blog
    post
  • A year in which you stop studying/working voluntarily.
    gap year
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