Easily confused words connected with travel

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Easily confused words connected with travel
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• Travel
• Trip
• Journey
• Tour
• Voyage

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Travel

• travel (n, v) going from one place to another
  particularly it is a long way or abroad
• ? chuy?n du hành/ du l?ch di l?i/ du l?ch

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• Examples
• air/space travel
• business travel
• We share a love of literature, food and travel.
• I travel to work by train.
• As a young man, he had traveled ( been to many
  parts of) the world.
• travel expenses
• travel agent/agency

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Trip

• trip (n) going to a destination or destinations
  for a purpose, often business or pleasure
• ? chuy?n di choi/ công tác

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• Examples
• The trip from York to Newcastle takes about an
  hour by train.
• We can't afford another trip abroad this year.
• She's away on a business trip and won't be back
  until next week.
• I was thinking we might go on a shopping trip to
  Oxford on Saturday.

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Journey

• journey (n) going from one place to another,
  especially a long distance
• ? chuy?n di xa

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• Examples
• It's a two-hour train journey from York to
  London.
• I love going on long journeys.

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Tour

• 1- (n, c) a visit to a place or area, especially
  one during which you look round the place or area
  and learn about it
  ? chuy?n tham quan

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• Examples
• We went on a guided tour of/ round the
  cathedral/ museum/ factory.
• A bus took us on a sightseeing tour of the city.
• a tour guide

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Tour

• 2- (n, c) a journey made for pleasure,
  especially as a holiday, visiting several
  different places in an area
• ? chuy?n du l?ch

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• Examples
• a cycling tour of Provence
• They've just come back from a tour of/ round
  Devon and Cornwall.
• ? Tour operators ( companies which arrange
  holidays for people) have reported a drop in
  bookings.

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Tour

• 3- (c, u) a planned visit to several places in a
  country or area made for a special purpose, such
  as by a politician, sports team or group of
  entertainers
• ? chuy?n d?n tham/ luu di?n

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• Examples
• a lecture/concert tour
• The Queen is making a two-week tour of
  Australia.
• She is performing in Birmingham tonight, on the
  third leg of ( stage of) her nationwide tour.
• The England cricket team is currently on tour in
  Pakistan.

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• to go on a tour somewhere (exp)
• di tham quan/ luu di?n
• Examples
• preposition We spent a month touring
  (around/round/in) Kenya.
• The New Zealand team will be touring (in) Europe
  this winter.

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Voyage

• voyage (n) a long journey, especially by ship
• ? chuy?n h?i hành
• Ex
• He was a young sailor on his first sea voyage.

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Voyage

• voyage (v) old use or literary to travel
• ? h?i hành
• Ex
• In their little boat they planned to voyage to
  distant lands.