The document discusses easily confused words related to travel: 1. Travel refers to going from one place to another, especially long distances or abroad. Examples include air travel and traveling for work or as a young person. 2. A trip is a journey to a destination or destinations, often for business or pleasure like a shopping trip or trip abroad. 3. A journey is the process of moving and traveling from one place to another, such as a train journey or car journey between locations. 4. A tour can refer to a guided visit to learn about a place, an area, or multiple places in an area like on a sightseeing bus tour. It can also refer to planned visits by

1. EASILY CONFUSED WORDS RELATED TO TRAVEL

2. Travel Trip Journey Tour Voyage

3. Travel travel (n, v): going from one place to another particularly it is a long way or abroad

4. Examples: air/space travel We share a love of literature, food and travel. I travel to work by train. As a young man, he had traveled (= been to many parts of) the world. travel expenses travel agent/agency

5. Trip trip (n): going to a destination or destinations for a purpose , often business or pleasure

6. Examples: We can't afford another trip abroad this year. She's away on a business trip and won't be back until next week. I was thinking we might go on a shopping trip to Oxford on Saturday.

7. Journey journey (n): going from one place to another, the process of moving and travelling

8. Examples: It's a two-hour train journey from York to London. The journey from York to Newcastle takes about an hour by train The journey was too long and tiring

9. Tour 1- (n, c) a visit to a place or area, especially one during which you look round the place or area and learn about it

10. Examples: We went on a guided tour of/ round the cathedral/ museum/ factory. A bus took us on a sightseeing tour of the city. a tour guide

11. Tour 2- (n, c) a journey made for pleasure, especially as a holiday, visiting several different places in an area  chuyến du lịch

12. Examples: a cycling tour of Provence They've just come back from a tour of/ round Devon and Cornwall. ● Tour operators (= companies which arrange holidays for people) have reported a drop in bookings.

13. Tour 3- (c, u) a planned visit to several places in a country or area made for a special purpose, such as by a politician, sports team or group of entertainers  chuyến đến thăm/ lưu diễn

14. Examples: a lecture/concert tour The Queen is making a two-week tour of Australia. She is performing in Birmingham tonight, on the third leg of (= stage of) her nationwide tour. The England cricket team is currently on tour in Pakistan.

15. to go on a tour somewhere Examples: [+ preposition] We spent a month touring (around/round/in) Kenya. The New Zealand team will be touring (in) Europe this winter.

16. Voyage voyage (n) : a long journey, especially by ship Ex: He was a young sailor on his first sea voyage.