Travel Vocabulary • 500 Terms
500 Essential Travel Vocabulary Terms
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Showing 41–60 of 500 matching Travel vocabulary words (500 total).
#41
Noun
expiry date
Example sentences
- Check the expiry date before you book the flight.
- The passport expiry date is in December.
- My card was refused because its expiry date had passed.
#42
Adjective
valid
Example sentences
- Your passport must be valid for at least six months.
- This ticket is valid only today.
- The officer confirmed that my visa was valid.
#43
Adjective
expired
Example sentences
- My old passport expired last year.
- The card was expired, so I could not use it.
- Do not travel with an expired visa.
#44
Noun
immigration
Example sentences
- We waited in line at immigration after landing.
- The immigration officer asked why I was visiting.
- Please prepare your passport before reaching immigration.
#45
Noun
customs
Example sentences
- We went through customs with our luggage.
- Customs officers may inspect some bags.
- I had nothing to declare at customs.
#46
Noun
border control
Example sentences
- The bus stopped at border control for an hour.
- Border control checked every passenger's documents.
- Photography is not allowed near border control.
#47
Noun
entry stamp
Example sentences
- The officer placed an entry stamp in my passport.
- Check that the entry stamp shows the correct date.
- I could not find the entry stamp on the page.
#48
Noun
customs declaration
Example sentences
- We completed a customs declaration on the plane.
- The customs declaration asks about food and cash.
- Please answer every question on the customs declaration honestly.
#49
Noun
duty-free allowance
Example sentences
- The officer explained the duty-free allowance to us.
- Do not carry more alcohol than your duty-free allowance.
- The duty-free allowance is different in each country.
#50
Noun
proof of accommodation
Example sentences
- The embassy asked for proof of accommodation.
- A hotel confirmation can be used as proof of accommodation.
- Keep your proof of accommodation with your visa documents.
#51
Noun
airport
Example sentences
- We arrived at the airport three hours early.
- The airport was busy because of the holiday.
- A taxi took us from the hotel to the airport.
#52
Noun
terminal
Example sentences
- Our flight leaves from Terminal 2.
- The terminal has several cafés and shops.
- We took a shuttle to the correct terminal.
#53
Noun
concourse
Example sentences
- The gate is at the end of the main concourse.
- We walked through the concourse to find a restaurant.
- The concourse was crowded with departing passengers.
#54
Noun
departure hall
Example sentences
- We met near the entrance to the departure hall.
- The departure hall has many check-in counters.
- Only passengers may enter the departure hall.
#55
Noun
arrival hall
Example sentences
- My family waited for me in the arrival hall.
- There is a taxi desk inside the arrival hall.
- We found our driver in the arrival hall.
#56
Noun
check-in counter
Example sentences
- We left our suitcases at the check-in counter.
- The check-in counter opens three hours before departure.
- Please join the line at the correct check-in counter.
#57
Noun
airline desk
Example sentences
- The airline desk helped us change our flight.
- Ask at the airline desk about your missing bag.
- A long queue formed at the airline desk.
#58
Noun
information desk
Example sentences
- We asked the information desk for directions.
- The information desk is beside the main entrance.
- Someone at the information desk called our hotel.
#59
Noun
security checkpoint
Example sentences
- Remove your laptop before the security checkpoint.
- There was a long line at the security checkpoint.
- The guard checked my boarding pass at the security checkpoint.
#60
Noun
passport control
Example sentences
- We showed our passports at passport control.
- Passport control was quick and well organized.
- Do not use your phone while waiting at passport control.
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