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  • Bags and suitcases that travelers bring.
    Luggage
  • The process of registering when you arrive at a hotel.
    Check-in
  • A vehicle hired to take passengers directly to their destination.
    Taxi
  • An official document issued by a government that certifies a person's identity and nationality, allowing them to travel internationally.
    Passport
  • Facilities or services like Wi-Fi, air conditioning, or breakfast included.
    Amenities
  • A machine used for carrying people or goods from one floor to another in a building.
    Lift
  • A document that allows you to get on a plane.
    Boarding pass
  • A trip led by a guide who explains places of interest.
    Guided tour
  • Tourism involving exciting outdoor activities like hiking or kayaking.
    Adventure tourism
  • To leave and pay for your stay at a hotel.
    Check-out
  • The price to stay in a hotel room per night.
    Rate
  • Visiting interesting places as a tourist.
    Sightseeing
  • A small private house offering lodging to travelers.
    Guesthouse
  • A protected area preserved for its natural beauty or wildlife.
    National park
  • A short trip that lasts one day.
    Day trip
  • A well-known site important for historical or cultural reasons.
    Landmark
  • A place where trains arrive and depart.
    Train station
  • A place where travelers stay temporarily.
    Hotel
  • A service desk in a hotel where guests ask for help.
    Front desk
  • A company that provides air travel services.
    Airline
  • A place where planes take off and land.
    Airport
  • A person who works at the front desk of a hotel, office, or business, welcoming guests and handling inquiries, bookings, and administrative tasks.
    Receptionist
  • A planned arrangement to use a service or stay.
    Reservation
  • A building where art, history, or science objects are shown.
    Museum
  • A system used to cool the air inside buildings or vehicles to make it more comfortable, especially in hot weather.
    Air conditioning
  • A small piece of metal (or a card or digital code) used to open or lock a door, especially to a room or a safe.
    Key
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