Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Travel guide - There are many English words about travel, such as traveek, tour, vacation, trip and journey. What's the difference between them?

There are many English words about travel, such as traveek, tour, vacation, trip and journey. What's the difference between them?

Baidu JOURNEY can travel concretely/abstractly (process/action) (refers to a long journey). For example, he spends most of his time traveling abroad. Travel/competition (to various places) Travel/visit/travel (e.g. round trip). J ourney mainly refers to one-way long-distance "travel" by sea, land and air. When you say "travel", you should say goon a journey in English. Not to mention traveling. Mr Smith traveled from Paris to new york. Mr Smith made a trip from Paris to new york. I hope you have a good trip. Travel generally refers to a country or a long trip. The difference between it and journey is that it doesn't focus on a certain destination, but it means to "travel" around the world. When it is used as a noun, it is usually in the plural. He has just returned from a trip. He has just returned from a trip. He arrived in Guangzhou. During his trip to China, he arrived in Guangzhou one day. Trip often refers to a short trip to a direct destination. Trip can be used with trip in everyday language. I plan to travel to the seaside during the summer vacation. I will travel to the seaside during the summer vacation. He has traveled to Paris. Tourism "travel, travel, sightseeing", the main destination is sightseeing or investigation, the distance can be long or short, often with the meaning of "finally back to the starting point." He is traveling around the world. He traveled around the world. It took them two months to travel around most countries in Europe.