How to read tourism English?

Travel, journey, travel, sightseeing. Both mean travel.

Journey: generally speaking, it refers to a land trip with a long time and distance, and there is no intention of returning to the original starting place. Voyage means "travel, travel" on water or in the air, regardless of the length of the journey. ]Hejourneyedonfoot。 He travels on foot. Travel: often point out the country or go far away, without emphasizing the specific destination. The plural refers to specific travel, and the singular generally refers to the abstract concept of "travel". You'd better go to Helsinki tomorrow. Itinerary: refers to short-distance travel, often returning to the original starting point, without emphasizing the way or purpose of travel.

Tour: refers to "traveling around" and "sightseeing", often visiting a series of places and then returning to the original starting point. I travel by car every summer.