Besides these "two-way flight, two-seating", what other terms must be understood by flyers?

In addition to "double flying" and "double sleeping", flying passengers also need to understand the meaning of the terms "solo flying", "single sleeping", "double movement" and "double ship". Understanding these terms will reduce a lot of troubles when traveling and avoid entanglements and conflicts with travel agencies.

Let’s first explain the meaning of the words “double flying” and “double sleeping”. These two words are common terms in tourism. "Double flight" means that the means of transportation used to go back and forth are planes, while "double sleeper" means that the means of transportation used to go back and forth is a train.

Next are "solo", "single" and "single action". "Single flight" refers to a one-way plane; "single action" refers to a one-way train; "single sleeper" refers to a one-way train. Followed by "double action" and "double ship". "Double-moving" means that the means of transportation used to go back and forth are motor vehicles, while "double-ship" means that the means of transportation used to go back and forth are ships.

These words are commonly used in tourism, and these words are often used to form different rankings, such as double flight and single sleeping, double flight and single action, etc. These four-character rankings are all based on the itinerary. You may need to take a train to a certain location, so it will be stated in advance that it is a single train. There are many such combinations, and the specific arrangements depend on the travel itinerary.

If you choose to go out with a tour group, you must master these terms. Mastering these common travel phrases can reduce a lot of unnecessary troubles and help you avoid lightning strikes. Some people can't accept trains and think they are a bit slow. Knowing these terms can help them avoid choosing a means of transportation for a tour group.