What do you mean, bon voyage?

Have a nice trip, have a nice trip! Bon means good, Voyage means journey. It comes from French, but can be used as English.

have a pleasant/safe journey

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What? Will. then what Wish? What about you? Bang? The voyage? And then what? Probably? Tell? What about you? All of them? About what? His? Vacation? Plan. ?

He will wish you a pleasant journey and tell you his holiday plans.

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Travel, travel, travel, travel, sail, hike, explore, cruise

These nouns all mean "travel"

The most common word "journey" mainly refers to a very long one-way land trip, and also refers to a trip on water or in the air.

Tourism refers to the last trip back to the place of departure, with a stopover, long or short, with different purposes.

Travel generally refers to the act of traveling, not specific travel. It refers to a long trip to a distant place, and does not emphasize the direct destination. Both singular and plural.

Trip is a common word, commonly used in spoken language, and often refers to a relatively short trip for business or pleasure.

Voyage refers to traveling on water, especially at sea, and can also refer to air travel.

Excursion is a more formal term, which often refers to a short-term leisure trip of no more than one day, or a hiking trip to and from a specific scenic spot by train or ship.

Exploration refers to an investigation or exploration with a specific purpose.

Cruise mainly refers to cruise by boat, stopping at many places.