Flights, connections, and customs lines are stressful enough in your native language. Add English as a second language and every checkpoint becomes a mini test. A little focused practice, however, turns that tension into confidence. This Travel English Conversation hub gathers the ten most common situations you’ll face on the road—each with its own stand-alone page containing full dialogues, pronunciation buttons, and fast drills.

Read the quick-start tips below, pick a scenario table that matches your itinerary, and rehearse for five minutes a day. By the time you land, you’ll sound like you’ve done this a hundred times.

Quick Navigation Table

Universal Travel Vocabulary

• Boarding pass — ticket for entering the plane
• Customs form — document declaring goods
• Reservation number — booking reference code
• Upgrade fee — extra cost for better seat/room
• Carry-on — bag you keep with you
• Over the counter — non-prescription medicine
• Return ticket (UK) / round-trip ticket (US)
• No vacancy — hotel is fully booked

Shadow each term twice, then drop at least two into your next scenario practice.

10-Minute Travel Practice Routine

• 0–2 min — Warm-up shadow
  Focus: match airline-staff rhythm
  Tool: YouTube safety video
• 3–5 min — Read sample dialogue
  Focus: accuracy & key phrases
  Tool: Scenario page
• 6–8 min — Role-play
  Focus: fluency speed
  Tool: Partner / AI
• 9–10 min — AI feedback
  Focus: pronunciation fixes
  Tool: Pronounce AI

Ready for Take-off?

1. Choose your first scenario, open its page, and record a two-minute role-play.
2. Check clarity with Pronounce AI or the built-in iframe.
3. Return here tomorrow for the next travel checkpoint.

Safe travels — and fluent ones, too!