Several translated words are the differences of tourism English words.

Journey (noun)-"travel", "journey" Popular language refers to long-distance travel on land.

Travel, sightseeing. It refers to sightseeing tours with stopovers in many places.

Travel, travel. Refers to short trips, emphasizing the time spent on the road and the distance traveled.

Travel, travel. Use the plural form. It means to travel all over the world, indicating that the road is long and the time is long.

Example:

At first, I was worried that the long journey would be too much for her. At first, I was worried that the long journey would be too much for her. At first, I was worried that she couldn't go so far.

I hope you have a good trip. I hope you have a good trip.

We visited Italy under the guide, including Milan, Venice, Florence and Rome. Florence and Rome. We visited Italy under the guide, including Milan, Venice, Florence and Rome.

They are now on a bride trip. They are now on a bride trip. They are on a wedding trip.

I go to work by train. The journey takes 40 minutes. Y train, the journey takes 40 minutes. I go to work by train, and it takes me 40 minutes on the way.

I can't afford to travel to Europe.

The trip was cancelled because of the snowstorm. The trip was cancelled because of the snowstorm. The trip was cancelled because of the snowstorm.

The Travels of Marco Polo is one of the most interesting books I have ever read. Weaver reads. Kyle Poirot's travels are the most interesting book I have ever read.

Did he come back from his trip? Did he come back from his trip? Did he come back from his trip?