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General English Programme Travel and vacation

Contents:

  • Warm up game
  • Vocabulary
  • Travel blog
  • Discussion
  • Cooler game

Tell us about the best vacation you have ever been on

A - Z Quiz Travel and Vacation A B C D E F G H I J K L M

A - Z Quiz Travel and Vacation N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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Wanderlust: A strong desire or impulse to travel and explore new places. Jet Lag: The feeling of fatigue and disorientation caused by traveling across multiple time zones, often leading to disrupted sleep patterns and physical discomfort. Nomad: A person who moves from place to place, often without a permanent home, in search of resources or opportunities. Nomads may live a semi-nomadic or fully nomadic lifestyle. Vagabond: Someone who wanders from place to place, often without a specific destination or purpose, and typically without a permanent residence. Expedition: A planned journey, often for scientific or exploratory purposes, to a remote or unfamiliar area. Expeditions are organized to study, document, or achieve specific objectives.

Globetrotter: Someone who travels frequently and extensively, often to various countries and continents. A globetrotter is known for their extensive travel experiences. Itinerary: A detailed plan or schedule for a trip, including information about destinations, dates, times, transportation, and activities. Culture Shock: The feeling of disorientation and unfamiliarity when experiencing a new culture or environment, often characterized by anxiety or confusion due to differences in customs, traditions, and social norms.

Read the following travel blog in threes. As a class, read the introductory title and predict vocabulary that could come up in the blog: Exploring the Enchanting Wonders of Thailand Student A A Nomad's Paradise Student B A Cultural Odyssey Student C From Bustling Cities to Tranquil Retreats

Exploring the Enchanting Wonders of Thailand When wanderlust calls, there are few places as alluring as Thailand. This Southeast Asian gem, known for its rich culture, diverse landscapes, and warm hospitality, beckons globetrotters seeking an odyssey like no other. A Nomad's Paradise Thailand's blend of bustling cities and serene countryside makes it a nomad's paradise. As I embarked on this expedition, I encountered friendly locals who embraced the spirit of wanderlust. The nomadic essence of the country is evident in the vibrant street markets, where artisans and traders from different corners of the nation converge. Roaming through these markets, I couldn't resist the urge to sample the delectable street food. My itinerary was filled with culinary adventures, from savoring Pad Thai in Bangkok to indulging in traditional Thai curries in the northern regions.

A Cultural Odyssey No visit to Thailand is complete without diving into its cultural tapestry. The grandeur of ancient temples, such as Wat Pho and Wat Arun, leaves travelers awestruck. These architectural marvels, with their intricate designs and gilded spires, are a testament to Thailand's rich history. Experiencing Thai culture also means witnessing the ethereal beauty of traditional dance and music performances. The dance of the Thai Ramakien, akin to the Indian Ramayana, is a testament to the enduring mythologies that have shaped the nation. From Bustling Cities to Tranquil Retreats Thailand's diverse landscapes offer a fascinating contrast. The bustling streets of Bangkok and Chiang Mai are a hub for adventure seekers and culture enthusiasts. However, venturing into the lush jungles of the north or the serene beaches of the south reveals a different side of the country. Whether you're a globetrotter or a vagabond, there's a slice of Thailand that suits your journey.

Now share the information you have read with your group.

Write your own travel blog

Choose a place, country or city you have been to and write about it. Using the vocabulary of the day, tell us about the food, culture, what you liked, what you found challenging and anything else interesting

wanderlust, jet lag, nomad, vagabond, expedition, odyssey, globetrotter, Itinerary, culture shock

Role play

Pretend to be a travel agent selling a holiday to your chosen destination

Cooler