Here you can find some questions you can ask your partner during conversation about travel:
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1. How often do you travel?
2. Have you ever been abroad 
? Where have you been?
? Where have you been?
3. Are you planning to go anywhere for your next holiday?
If so:
- Where?
- With whom?
- How long will you stay?
- Where?
- With whom?
- How long will you stay?
4. What was your best trip ? Describe it.
? Describe it.
5. What was your worst trip? Describe it.
6. Do you plan your holidays yourself?
7. Do you use travel agency services ?
services ?
8. What is your favourite means of transport ?
means of transport ?
9. Do you feel seasick when you are on board a ship?
when you are on board a ship?
10. Do you have a driver’s license ? If so, do you like to travel with your own car?
? If so, do you like to travel with your own car?
11. Have you ever been on a plane ?
?
- How many times?
- What airlines have you flown with?
- What airlines
have you flown with?
12. Have you ever hitchhiked ?
?
13. Do you prefer to travel alone or in a group?
14. Have you ever been alone to a foreign country?
country?
15. Have you ever got lost while on a travel?
16. Do you prefer summer holidays or winter holidays?
17. Do you like visiting big cities?
18. Do you like spending your holidays in a village?
19. Do you prefer to spend your holidays in the mountains or at the seaside ?
or at the seaside ?
20. Do you like sightseeing ?
?
21. Do you try to get to know to local people while on a travel?
22. Are local people usually friendly while you are on a travel?
23. Have you ever experienced hostility from local people while on a travel?
hostility from local people while on a travel?
24. Do you always try local cuisine while on a travel?
while on a travel?
25. Have you ever eaten something unusual while on a travel?
while on a travel?
26. Could you live in another country to the end of your life?
27. What countries would you most like to visit? Why?
28. What countries would you not like to visit? Why?
29. If you had 10,000 euro to spend on holidays, where would you go? How about 1,000 euro?
30. What are the possible dangers of travelling?
31. Have you ever faced any danger while on a travel?
32. Do you travel in business?
If so, how often?
If not:
- Would you like to travel a lot in business? Why? Why not?
If not:
- Would you like to travel a lot in business? Why? Why not?
33. How do you feel when you come back home after a long journey ?
?Useful vocabulary connected with: TRAVEL
abroad (level: intermediate)
in a foreign country
He left his country at the age of 30 when he got a job abroad.
in a foreign country
He left his country at the age of 30 when he got a job abroad.
trip (level: pre-intermediate)
a journey, usually short, in which you go to a particular place and come back home again
Tom is on a business trip in France, he won’t be back until Saturday.
a journey, usually short, in which you go to a particular place and come back home again
Tom is on a business trip in France, he won’t be back until Saturday.
service (level: intermediate)
the act of providing customers with goods or taking their orders for a particular amount of money
I visit this hotel quite often, because it has a very professional service.
the act of providing customers with goods or taking their orders for a particular amount of money
I visit this hotel quite often, because it has a very professional service.
travel agency (level: intermediate)
a company that arranges travels for people
I seldom visit travel agencies. It is cheaper for me to arrange holidays on my own.
a company that arranges travels for people
I seldom visit travel agencies. It is cheaper for me to arrange holidays on my own.
favourite (level: pre-intermediate)
best liked
My favourite colour is green.
best liked
My favourite colour is green.
means of transport (level: intermediate)
a way of travelling (by car, ship, plane, train, bus, ferry, bike, etc.)
Plane is the fastest but still the most expensive means of transport.
a way of travelling (by car, ship, plane, train, bus, ferry, bike, etc.)
Plane is the fastest but still the most expensive means of transport.
ferry (level: advanced)
a large boat or ship that takes passengers and their vehicles across an area of water, e.g. to an island
They are going to build a bridge to the island, but now you can get there by ferry only.
a large boat or ship that takes passengers and their vehicles across an area of water, e.g. to an island
They are going to build a bridge to the island, but now you can get there by ferry only.
seasick (level: upper intermediate)
feeling sick because of the movement of the ship
If it is not necessary to travel by ship, I simply don’t. I always feel seasick immediately after the ship sets off.
feeling sick because of the movement of the ship
If it is not necessary to travel by ship, I simply don’t. I always feel seasick immediately after the ship sets off.
board (level: upper intermediate)
on a boat, train or plane
As soon as we were on board, the plane took off.
on a boat, train or plane
As soon as we were on board, the plane took off.
driver’s license (level: upper intermediate)
official permission to drive a car that you get after passing a driving test; also a document that showing that you have passed this test
He had to pay an extremely high fine for driving without his driver’s license.
official permission to drive a car that you get after passing a driving test; also a document that showing that you have passed this test
He had to pay an extremely high fine for driving without his driver’s license.
plane (level: pre-intermediate)
a vehicle with wings, designed to travel by air
I simply cannot travel by plane, because I am afraid of heights and I immediately get sick.
a vehicle with wings, designed to travel by air
I simply cannot travel by plane, because I am afraid of heights and I immediately get sick.
airline (level: intermediate)
a business established to carry passengers by plane
I’m not satisfied with the airline. There was a 50 minute delay and the return flight was cancelled.
a business established to carry passengers by plane
I’m not satisfied with the airline. There was a 50 minute delay and the return flight was cancelled.
hitchhike (level: upper intermediate)
to travel by someone else’s vehicles for free
It’s rather dangerous to hitchhike. You never know whom you will meet.
to travel by someone else’s vehicles for free
It’s rather dangerous to hitchhike. You never know whom you will meet.
foreign (level: intermediate)
related to a country which is not your own
She loves her job, because it gives her numerous opportunities to visit foreign countries.
related to a country which is not your own
She loves her job, because it gives her numerous opportunities to visit foreign countries.
sightseeing (level: upper intermediate)
visiting interesting places, usually by tourists on holiday
We were given a lot of free time in Madrid to go shopping or sightseeing.
visiting interesting places, usually by tourists on holiday
We were given a lot of free time in Madrid to go shopping or sightseeing.
mountains (level: intermediate)
a group of large hills
I’d like to visit Rocky Mountains in the USA.
a group of large hills
I’d like to visit Rocky Mountains in the USA.
seaside (level: intermediate)
the area close to the sea where many tourists spend their holiday
Her husband hates lying on the beach in the heat. He always objects to spending his holidays at the seaside.
the area close to the sea where many tourists spend their holiday
Her husband hates lying on the beach in the heat. He always objects to spending his holidays at the seaside.
experience (level: intermediate)
to feel something that happens to you
They’ve never experienced a greater loss since the death of their brother.
to feel something that happens to you
They’ve never experienced a greater loss since the death of their brother.
hostility (level: upper intermediate)
unfriendliness, because somebody doesn’t agree with or like somebody/something
I’ve never experienced any hostility from my co-workers. I get on with them very well.
unfriendliness, because somebody doesn’t agree with or like somebody/something
I’ve never experienced any hostility from my co-workers. I get on with them very well.
cuisine (level: upper intermediate)
a particular style of cooking typical for a country or a region
I love Japanese cuisine, especially sushi.
a particular style of cooking typical for a country or a region
I love Japanese cuisine, especially sushi.
unusual (level: intermediate)
different from somebody or something in an interesting way
Women taking up high positions in companies are not as unusual as in the past.
different from somebody or something in an interesting way
Women taking up high positions in companies are not as unusual as in the past.
journey (level: pre-intermediate)
travelling from one place to another
It’s just a two hour plane journey from here to Paris.
travelling from one place to another
It’s just a two hour plane journey from here to Paris.
voyage (level: intermediate)
a long journey, especially by ship
Although her father is a sailor, she’s never been on a voyage with him.
a long journey, especially by ship
Although her father is a sailor, she’s never been on a voyage with him.
Idioms connected with: TRAVEL
Travel broadens the mind. (level: upper intermediate)
when you travel a lot you expand your knowledge (about cultures, people, languages etc.)
I’ve never learnt more about history and cultures than during my last three years in Latin America. It is true that travel broadens the mind.
when you travel a lot you expand your knowledge (about cultures, people, languages etc.)
I’ve never learnt more about history and cultures than during my last three years in Latin America. It is true that travel broadens the mind.
off the beaten track (level: advanced)
located far from crowded places
His travel destinations are always off the beaten track. He enjoys exploring new places where he could rest far from the noise of big cities.
located far from crowded places
His travel destinations are always off the beaten track. He enjoys exploring new places where he could rest far from the noise of big cities.
There is no place like home. (level: upper intermediate)
home is the best place of all
I love travelling, but every time I come back home and sit in my sofa I am sure that there is no place like home.
home is the best place of all
I love travelling, but every time I come back home and sit in my sofa I am sure that there is no place like home.
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