Beginner Level:

1. Travel - The act of going on a journey, often to different places or countries.

2. Tourist - A person who travels for pleasure, typically to explore new places or experience different cultures.

3. Hotel - A place that provides lodging and often other services for travelers, typically for a fee.

4. Airport - A facility where airplanes take off and land, serving as a point of entry and exit for travelers.

5. Ticket - A document that allows a person to enter a transportation facility or event, such as a plane, train, or museum.

6. Passport - A government-issued document that identifies a person and allows them to travel to foreign countries.

7. Luggage - Bags, suitcases, and other containers used to carry personal belongings while traveling. 

8. Suitcase - A container for packing clothes and belongings.

9. Vacation - A period of leisure or recreation when a person is not working or attending school, often involving travel.

10. Sightseeing - The activity of visiting and viewing the notable or interesting attractions of a place.

11. Beach - A sandy or pebbly area along the shore of a body of water, often a popular destination for relaxation and swimming. 

12. Guidebook - A book that provides information and guidance for travelers, including details about destinations, accommodations, and local attractions.  

13. Boarding pass - A document that allows a passenger to board a plane or other form of transportation. 

14. Map - A visual representation of an area for navigation.

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Intermediate Level:

1. Itinerary - A detailed plan of a journey, including the destinations, dates, and times of travel.

2. Airlines - Companies that provide air travel services for passengers and cargo.

3. Visa - An official document or endorsement in a passport that grants permission to enter and stay in a foreign country for a specific purpose and duration.

4. Resort - A vacation destination that offers a range of amenities and recreational activities, such as beaches, pools, and sports facilities.

5. Adventure travel - Traveling with a focus on engaging in physically challenging or adventurous activities, such as hiking, trekking, or extreme sports.

6. Tourism - The industry and activities associated with providing services and entertainment for travelers, including accommodations, transportation, and attractions.

7. Souvenir - A keepsake or memento purchased as a reminder of a trip or visit to a particular place.

8. Cruise - A vacation in which travelers take a journey on a ship, often visiting multiple destinations.

9. Car rental - The service of renting a vehicle for a specific period to use while traveling.

10. Gig economy - A labor market characterized by short-term contracts and freelance work, often used by travelers to earn money while on the road. 

11. Local cuisine: The traditional food and dishes of a specific region or culture, often a highlight of travel experiences. 

12. Destination - The place to which someone is going. 

13. Attraction - A place of interest for tourists. 

14. Monument - A structure or building of historical or cultural significance.

 

Advanced Level:

1. Local cuisine: The traditional food and dishes of a specific region or culture, often a highlight of travel experiences.

2. Passport control - The immigration checkpoint at an international airport or border where passports and visas are inspected.

3. Jet lag - The physical and mental discomfort caused by the body's internal clock being out of sync with the time zone of the travel destination.

4. Exchange rate - The value of one country's currency in relation to another, which determines the cost of foreign goods and services during travel.

5. Travel insurance - Coverage that offers financial protection against unexpected events, such as trip cancellations, medical emergencies, or lost luggage.

6. Eco-friendly travel - Sustainable and environmentally responsible travel practices, such as reducing plastic waste and conserving resources.

7. Digital nomad - A person who works remotely and travels while maintaining a job or business using technology and the internet.

8. Homestay - A form of lodging where travelers stay in the homes of local hosts, offering a more immersive cultural experience.

9. Agritourism - Travel that involves visiting working farms or agricultural areas for educational or recreational purposes.

10. Culture shock - The feeling of disorientation or discomfort experienced when encountering a new and unfamiliar culture. 

11. Transcontinental - Crossing or spanning a continent. 

12. Nomadic - Living a life of travel without a permanent home. 

13. Intercity - Relating to travel between cities. 

14. Anthropology - The study of human societies and cultures, relevant for understanding diverse travel experiences.

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