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60 Travel Conversation Questions

One of the dreams that people have is to travel around the world and know more places, meet new people and enjoy some adventures.

People love traveling and there are many reasons for doing so, such as:

How about you? What are your reasons for traveling?

Talk about it with this list of travel conversation questions

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Travel Conversation Questions: Places

Travel conversation questions: people, travel conversation questions: your next vacations, travel conversation questions: your last vacation, travel conversation questions: your luggage, travel conversation questions: preferences, travel conversation questions: general questions, travel questions: channels, travel questions: safe places, more esl conversation questions.

Instead of having a long list of travel conversation questions, it is better to have them categorized to make everything easier.

These are 60 travel conversation questions that have been divided into different categories such as:

Let’s explore each one of these different categories

When we search on the internet, we can find a list of recommendations about places to visit.

These are conversation questions to discuss the best and worst places to visit:

Have you ever been abroad?
How many countries have you visited?
Have you visited many touristic places in your country?
What tourist places do you like to visit?
Do you prefer visiting beaches or mountains?
Have you ever visited a European country?
Have you ever visited an African country?
What’s your best vacation memory?
What’s your worst vacation memory?
What countries would you like to visit?
What countries would you not like to visit?
What’s the best place for a vacation in your country

I understand that some people like traveling alone but others prefer some company and have better memories.

These questions have to do with your favorite people to go on vacation:

Who do you travel with?
Have you made friends while you are on vacation?
Do you like to travel with children?
Do you like to travel with your parents?
Do you like traveling alone or in a group?
What are some of the benefits of traveling alone?

Some people plan their vacation since they have to ask for permission, save money and choose the best time of the year to do it.

These questions will help you talk about plans that you have for your next vacation:

What places are you planning to visit?
Who are you planning to go with?
When are you planning to go?
Where are you planning to stay?
What sights are you planning to see?
When will you next go to the beach? Which beach is your favorite?

Some people love sharing information about their last vacation and some people don’t.

These are some questions to discuss your last vacation

Where did you go on your last vacation?
Who did you go with?
Where did you stay?
What did you do there?
What did you see there?
How much money did you spend there?
Who was the most interesting person you met?
How long did you stay there? Did you want to stay longer?

Most people don’t have a problem with their luggage when they travel, while others find issues such as:

These are some conversation questions that have to do with preparing stuff to travel:

How much luggage do you usually carry?
Do you bring electronic devices when you travel?
What are some things you always take with you on a trip?
Do you like to pack light when you travel?
Do you think that everyone overpacks?
How many of the things do you pack do you actually use or need?
Have you ever lost your luggage?
Do you worry about your luggage when you travel?

These are some questions about what you prefer to do when you are on vacation:

Do you prefer to travel by car or plane?
Have you ever bought a package tour?
Where do you prefer to stay when you go on a vacation?
How often do you travel?
How often do you go camping?
How long do you like vacations to be?
What means of transport do you like to use when you are on vacation?
Do you like to try local food when you travel?
What is the best age to travel?
Where do you like to stay when you go on vacation?

These are some general questions about traveling:

Are you a traveler?
What do you miss the most when you are traveling?
Have you ever had an accident while traveling?
Have you ever been on a cruise?
What do you think about hitchhiking?
If money was not an issue, what type of holiday would you take?
Have you ever missed a flight? What happened?

Travel blogs and YouTube channels have become very popular.

Channels tend to have an edge over travel blogs since you get a better idea of the country you are planning to visit

Do you follow travel blogs?
Do you follow Travel Youtube channels?
Do you usually search for videos or posts about the countries or places you are trying to visit?
Have Travel blogs or channels make you want to travel more

If you are a traveler, you don’t want anything to happen to you, your friends, and your family.

These are some questions about safe countries and places to travel to:

What are some of the safest places to travel to?
Have you ever been robbed when traveling?
Do you only travel to the safest countries?
Do you share your travel information with someone you trust?
Do you worry about how much you drink when traveling?
Do you try not to draw attention when traveling?
Do you wear jewelry when you travel?
Are you aware of scams when you travel?
Do you Keep digital copies of important documents?

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January 27, 2023
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Use this list of travel conversation questions to help your students practice their English speaking skills.

Almost everyone has a strong opinion or two on travel. Whether they love to travel by plane, train, or automobile or prefer to avoid travel altogether, these fun travel questions should spark some lively conversations in your classroom!

Travel conversation questions

Where is the most interesting place you have ever visited?
What activities do you like to do when you travel?
Do you prefer to travel alone or with others?
Have you ever traveled abroad?
In your opinion, what is the ideal length of a vacation or trip abroad?
What has been your most memorable travel experience?
What are the benefits of traveling?
What is the best way to save money while traveling?
What type of transportation do you use when traveling?
How often do you go on holiday trips?
Do you ever travel for business? Would you like to?
Have you ever gone on a long distance trip?
How has travelling changed your life?
What is the most exotic place you have ever visited?
What do you think are the essential items to bring when traveling?
What do you like most about traveling?
What do you like least about traveling?
When you travel, do you prefer to relax or seek out new adventures?
Do you prefer traveling to cities or the countryside?
Would you prefer to travel to a beach or the mountains?
Do you prefer to plan your trips ahead of time or be spontaneous?
Are you planning any trips right now? If so, where will you be going?
What is one destination that everyone should see in their lifetime?
What’s the best place for people to visit in your home country?
What tips would you give someone who is traveling for the first time?
How has technology changed the way we travel today?
What challenges have you faced while traveling abroad?
How has traveling abroad changed you?
Are there any places that are still on your travel bucket list?
What are the top 3 destinations on your travel bucket list?
How do you like to prepare for your vacations?
What is the most important thing you have learned while travelling?
How do you make sure to stay safe while traveling?
Are there any destinations that are too dangerous to visit? Why?
Are there any places that should be off-limits to tourists?
Have you ever encountered language barriers while travelling?
How do you usually find accommodations when travelling?
What kind of food have you tried while travelling abroad?
Do you prefer to travel domestically or internationally?
What is the most important thing to consider when planning a trip?
What are your best tips for packing for a trip?
Are you an “overpacker” or an “underpacker”?
What tips can you give for packing light when travelling?
What destination do you think is underrated and why?
How has travelling helped you develop new skills?
Have you ever gone on an adventure trip or safari?
What tips do you have for staying healthy while traveling?
Have you ever experienced culture shock?
Are there any particular customs that surprised you while traveling abroad?
How have your travels impacted your career choices and goals?
What kind of souvenirs do you like to bring back from your trips?
Are there any particular souvenirs that remind you of your travels?
What are some of the biggest challenges of traveling solo?
What are some of the advantages of traveling solo?
Do you enjoy traveling with your family?
Do you enjoy traveling with a big group of friends?
Do you enjoy traveling with small children?
When you travel, do you prefer to stay in hotels or Airbnbs?
What unique activities have you done on vacation?
Are there any places that have particularly stood out during your travels?
Do you prefer guided tours or independent exploration when traveling to a new place?
What tips can you give for budgeting while traveling overseas?
How did the pandemic impact your future travel plans and goals?
Have any of your travels inspired you in some way? How?
Are there any places that have made a lasting impression on you during your travels?
How do you make sure to respect local cultures and traditions when traveling abroad?
Do you like to connect and chat with locals when you travel? If yes, how do you make it happen?
What have you learned from other cultures during your travels?
Has travel changed your perspective on different cultures and people? How?
Has travel changed how people interact with each other across different cultures and countries? If so, how?

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50 fun travel conversation questions

Travel conversation questions.

Free discussion worksheets with pictures to describe the topic of travel. Difficult words on this first printable include – pack, prefer, cruise, destination, thoroughly, gotten, accommodation, backpacking, international, furthest, and distance.

The travel conversation questions on worksheet 1 are –

1 – When was the last time you traveled? Where did you go?

2 – What is your favorite thing about traveling?

3 – Where would you like to travel to next? When do you think you will go there?

4 – How long can you travel before you start to miss home?

5 – What are the most important things to pack before you go traveling?

6 – What kinds of transport do you prefer to travel by?

7 – Are there any places in your country that you never want to travel to? Why not?

8 – Who in your family is the best person to travel with?

9 – Have you ever been on a cruise ship? Would you like to take a cruise?

10 – What kinds of activities do you like to do when you are traveling?

11 – Have you ever learned or tried to speak another language while traveling?

12 – What are the top travel destinations in your country? Have you been to them?

13 – How do you usually decide on a travel destination?

14 – Do you like to plan your travel thoroughly or just make it up as you go along?

15 – What do you think of backpacking? Would you like to try it?

16 – Have you ever gotten lost on your travels? What did you do?

17 – What kind of accommodation do you usually stay in when you take trips?

18 – What is the best way to keep your money safe when you go traveling?

19 – Have you ever felt scared or been in danger on your travels?

20 – How has COVID-19 changed travel in your country and internationally?

21 – Where is it your dream to visit? Do you think you will ever get there?

22 – What is the furthest distance you have ever been from your home?

23 – Do you prefer to travel alone, with friends , or with family?

24 – What is the first thing you do when you arrive in a new city?

25 – Do you use any websites or apps when you travel? What for?

Travel conversation questions 2

Before starting the discussion with this second set of questions, be sure the students are familiar with the terms – landscape, ecotourism, issue (problem), journey, baggage, and souvenir.

On this second worksheet, the travel conversation questions are –

26 – What kinds of landscapes do you like to see when you travel?

27 – How do you plan for the weather when you go somewhere?

28 – Do you prefer hot or cold destinations for vacations?

29 – If money was not an issue, where would you go and what would you do?

30 – How is ecotourism different to normal tourism?

31 – Have you ever lost something on your travels? What was it?

32 – What things do you dislike about traveling?

33 – Do you remember meeting any strange or interesting people when traveling?

34 – What is the most popular time of year for people to travel in your country?

35 – Where are some good places to find travel information? Do you use them?

36 – What are the best and worst places you have traveled to?

37 – Have your parents traveled much? Where have they been?

38 – What are some useful things to learn in another language for traveling?

39 – Do you think it is best to take a package tour or plan your own trips?

40 – What is the longest journey that you have ever taken?

41 – Where do you think would be the best place to go on a shopping holiday?

42 – When you are on vacation do you like to relax or look for adventure?

43 – Are you careful with money when you travel or do you like to spend a lot?

44 – Have you ever had any bad travel experiences? What happened?

45 – Do you like to try strange foods when you travel? What things have you eaten?

46 – What kinds of baggage do you usually take when traveling?

47 – Do you have any souvenirs at home from traveling? What are they?

48 – What kinds of things do you buy for other people on your travels?

49 – What is something that you would love to go and do while traveling the world ?

50 – What is the best photograph that you have taken while traveling? Where were you?

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For further discussion you may want to use the transport conversation questions or the airport conversation questions . There are also transport and airport activities in the vocabulary worksheets archives.

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70 Good Conversation Questions about Traveling

Most of us love traveling. We get to meet new people, go to different destinations, and experience other cultures.

Where would you like to do? who would you like to travel to? are some common questions that experienced and new travelers have.

These are some of the most common questions that people have about traveling for you to have an interesting conversation with your friends or students.

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Questions about Traveling

Questions about plans for traveling, questions about past travels you have done, your travel preferences, more esl conversation questions.

These are some common questions about traveling to different parts of the World

Where would you like to travel?
When would you like to travel?
What countries in Africa would you like to visit?
What countries in Asia would you like to visit?
What European countries would you find more interesting?
What countries in America would you like to visit?
If you could go anywhere in the world, where would it be?
What country would you like to visit next year?
What would you like to experience during your traveling?
Would you like to live in a foreign country for a while (if so, which one?)
If you could choose one place to go this weekend, where would it be?
What would you recommend for someone who is planning a vacation in the United States?
What advice would you give to somebody traveling alone?
Would you rather visit another country or travel within your own country?
Would you say that traveling has changed you as a person?
Would you consider swimming with sharks in your next travel?

These are some common questions about the arrangements that you have to make before or during traveling.

How will you get there?
Where would you stay while on a trip?
What activities would you like to do activities while you are on vacation?
Would you be willing to camp in a tent?
What about staying in a hotel?
Do you know anyone who has taken this same trip?
How much time would you spend traveling?
How much can you afford to spend on your trip?
Where did you find information about trips?
What is a good travel guidebook?
Do you recommend any specific travel websites?
Do You Need a Visa When Traveling Abroad?
Do you plan your trips beforehand or do they just happen spontaneously?
What scares you the most about traveling?

These are some questions about your travel experience

Have you been abroad?
Where have you been?
How many countries have you visited?
How did you get there?
What have been the purpose of some of your trips?
Did you enjoy all of your trips?
What could have made your trips more enjoyable for you?
Did anything bad happen while traveling with a group of people?
Have you ever traveled on your own?
When did you get the opportunity to travel by yourself?
Did you enjoy traveling alone? Why or why not?
What is the most exciting thing that happened while traveling?
What was the most boring part of your trip? How long were you in each country?
What was the most exciting part of your trip? How long were you in each country?
Have you ever been in a difficult situation while traveling?
Have you ever gone on a cruise vacation before? If so, what did you like/dislike about the experience?
Have you traveled in business class?
What was the most recent place in which you traveled?
What is one of your favorite trips that you took this year? What made it so special? Did anything bad happen on this trip that made it memorable?
Have you ever gotten lost while traveling?
Have you ever been robbed during vacations?
Have you ever had an accident while traveling?
Have you ever fallen in love with someone?
What’s the most extreme activity that you have done while traveling?

These are some questions about your travel preferences

Do you like to travel with children? Why or why not?
Do you like to travel with your mother? Why or why not?
Do you prefer summer vacations or winter vacations?
Do you prefer to travel alone or in a group? Why?
Do you prefer to travel by train, bus, plane or ship?
Do you prefer traveling by car or by plane?
Do you prefer traveling to nearby countries or distant countries?
Are you adventurous and willing to try new things or not? Why?
What is your favorite type of transportation to use while traveling?
What are you not looking forward to about traveling in the United States?
Do you prefer luxury hotels or budget hotels? Why or why not?
Do you prefer active or relaxing holidays? Why?
Do you like to shop while traveling or not?
How much money do you like to spend on holidays? Why or why not?
Do you take a lot of pictures while traveling?
Do you prefer recording videos rather than taking pictures?
Do you usually share where you are on social media?

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ESL Conversation Questions – Travel

Table of contents, a2 (elementary level).

What is your favorite holiday destination?
Do you prefer beach or mountain vacations? Why?
What mode of transportation do you like best for traveling?
Can you name a place you dream of visiting one day?
What do you usually pack for a trip?
Have you ever been camping? Did you like it?
What’s the longest trip you’ve ever taken?
Do you prefer traveling in summer or winter? Why?
Have you ever seen snow?
What is the most beautiful place in your country?
Do you prefer hotels or hostels? Why?
What is one thing you always take with you on a trip?
Have you ever traveled by boat?
What is your favorite food to eat on vacation?
Do you like to buy souvenirs? What kind?
Have you ever been to a theme park?
What do you like to do on the beach?
Do you prefer city trips or nature trips?
Have you ever been on a road trip?
What’s the best food you’ve ever eaten on a trip?
Do you take a lot of photos when you travel?
What is the most interesting animal you’ve seen on a trip?
Have you ever been to a zoo in another city or country?
What do you think is the most important part of a trip?
Would you like to travel to space if you could?

B1 (Intermediate Level)

What is the most memorable trip you have taken?
Do you prefer traveling alone or with others?
What’s the farthest place you’ve traveled to?
How do you feel about flying in airplanes?
What cultural differences have you noticed when traveling?
Have you ever had a travel mishap? What happened?
What are some travel tips you would offer to a friend?
How do you stay safe while traveling?
What is the most interesting historical place you have visited?
Do you prefer guided tours or exploring on your own?
What languages have you encountered while traveling?
How does travel change a person, in your opinion?
What are the best and worst foods you’ve tried while traveling?
Do you research a place before visiting it?
Have you ever been to a festival in another country?
What’s the most unusual place you’ve visited?
How do you deal with language barriers when traveling?
What’s your dream travel destination and why?
How important is budgeting when planning a trip?
Have you ever made friends while traveling?
What are some essential items for a traveler?
How do you choose your travel destinations?
Have you ever gone on a trip spontaneously? How was it?
Do you prefer outdoor activities or city tours when traveling?
What’s the best way to experience a new culture?

B2 (Upper-Intermediate Level)

Discuss the impact of tourism on local communities.
How has your perspective on the world changed through travel?
What are your thoughts on “voluntourism”?
How do you balance tourist attractions with off-the-beaten-path experiences?
Discuss a time when travel did not meet your expectations.
How do you think travel will evolve in the future?
What’s your opinion on travel insurance?
How does travel contribute to personal growth?
Discuss an encounter with wildlife during your travels.
What are the pros and cons of backpacking?
How has technology changed the way we travel?
What’s your view on ethical animal tourism?
Discuss a cultural tradition you’ve experienced while traveling.
How does travel influence global awareness?
What are the challenges of traveling in a group?
Discuss the concept of a “staycation”.
How do environmental concerns affect your travel choices?
What’s the role of food in understanding a culture?
Discuss a time you experienced culture shock.
How do you think climate change will impact travel?
What are the benefits of learning a language through travel?
Discuss the importance of respecting local customs and traditions.
What are the challenges of long-term travel?
How do you think social media affects travel experiences?
Discuss the concept of slow travel.

C1 (Advanced Level)

Analyze the impact of tourism on the environment.
Discuss the concept of “overtourism” and its implications.
How does globalization affect travel and tourism?
Discuss the ethical implications of slum tourism.
How can travelers contribute to sustainable tourism?
Analyze the role of travel in cross-cultural understanding.
Discuss how travel can be a force for peace.
What are the challenges and benefits of solo travel?
How does travel shape our identity?
Discuss the concept of “travel as an education”.
Analyze the impact of political situations on tourism.
How does the media influence our travel decisions?
Discuss the balance between tourism and preserving cultural heritage.
How can technology improve the travel experience?
Discuss the impact of travel on local economies.
Analyze the phenomenon of “digital nomadism”.
Discuss the concept of “responsible travel”.
How do cultural biases affect our travel experiences?
Discuss the psychology behind travel addiction.
Analyze the role of travel in personal storytelling.
How do historical events shape travel destinations?
Discuss the concept of experiential travel.
How can travelers be more environmentally conscious?
Discuss the role of art and literature in travel.
Analyze the impact of visa policies on global travel.

C2 (Proficiency Level)

Critique the concept of “authentic” travel experiences.
Discuss the paradoxes of modern tourism.
Analyze the interplay between culture and tourism.
Discuss the concept of travel as a privilege.
How do ethical considerations shape travel choices?
Analyze the sociopolitical aspects of travel.
Discuss the impact of economic disparities on travel.
How do different travel styles reflect societal values?
Analyze the role of travel in global diplomacy.
Discuss the concept of heritage and identity in travel.
Analyze the psychological effects of long-term travel.
Discuss the evolution of luxury travel.
How does travel influence global economic policies?
Discuss the role of storytelling in travel experiences.
Analyze the concept of “travel bubbles” in a post-pandemic world.
Discuss the intersection of technology and human interaction in travel.
Analyze the role of travel in personal narrative construction.
Discuss the impact of cultural exchange through travel.
Analyze the influence of social norms on travel behavior.
Discuss the concept of transient communities in travel.
Analyze the role of travel in shaping global citizenship.
Discuss the ethical implications of space tourism.
Analyze the impact of cultural appropriation in travel.
Discuss the role of mindfulness in travel.
Analyze the relationship between travel and social change.

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50 Creative Travel Conversation Starters: Pro Tips to Connect

Everyone likes to talk about traveling. Creative travel conversation offers engaging, exciting, sometimes mysterious story-telling. Conversation about travel can also be a great common ground for social engagement. After all, everyone possesses some stories about past travels or future travel plans.

Looking to boost your travel conversation? Want to boost your social skills with other travelers? Check out these 50 creative conversation starters about travel.

Feel free to print this list of 50 creative travel conversation starters out to take on your next road trip. Let’s get the travel discussions started!

Creative Conversation Starters about Travel

What’s the luckiest thing that ever happened in your travels?
Where’s the most relaxing place you’ve ever been?
During which travel experience did you learn the most?
What new local customs have you adopted following traveling?
How do you determine where you will travel to next ?
Which is better, solo or group travel?
If you could only pick one more place to travel in your lifetime, where would you go?
If you won the lottery, what one destination would you choose?
Which area (state, province, country, region) has the best food?
Where would you NEVER travel to again?
What strategy do you use to pick the best travel and flight deals?
Mountains or Beaches?
If you could give a younger version of yourself some travel advice, it would be…?
What’s the single best piece of travel advice you’d give to a less experienced traveler?
Which is better, well-planned travel or spontaneous travel?
If you could travel with a historical figure, who would you pick and why?
Quick travel to hit the highlights or slow travel to immerse in the culture?
What eco-travel tips could you share?
What’s the most inspirational travel book you’ve ever read (e.g., Destinations of a Lifetime: 225 of the World’s Most Amazing Places )
What can you not stand about travel?
What is your most unexpected travel moment?
What roadside attractions have you seen?
Have you ever seen the World’s Largest _____?
What’s your favorite area to look down on from a plane window?
How do you think travel can help your mental health ?
Where are the tallest mountains you’ve ever seen?
Where is the best place Fall destination?
Where is the best Winter destination?
Where is the best Spring destination?
Where is the best Summer destination?
How do you practice gratitude in your travels?
Where would you go if you were younger?
What should a person put in their mental health packing list ?
What’s the strangest wildlife you’ve seen during a vacation?
What’s the most unusual trees or plant life you’ve seen during a vacation?
How do you determine how long a trip should last?
What websites do you visit before planning a trip?
What’s the best travel website (besides PsychologyOfTravel.com )?
Where do you find the best travel deals?
Have you ever used a travel agent?
How do you deal with the after-travel blues ?
Tell a story about an interaction with a “local”.
Should you do the cruise line excursions or find your own local adventure?
What do you think about sustainable travel ?
Do you have any advice for packing?
What’s the overall best method of travel…road trips, flights, sailing/cruising, bus lines, RV’ing, etc…?
What’s the very first thing that comes to your mind when I say the world “travel”?
What’s the best online travel guide series you’ve found?
How do you capture the moment but still be present to enjoy it?
How often do you take time to look back through your travel photos?

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Travel Conversation Dialogues in English

Traveling exposes one to new sights, emotions, and experiences. Outings teach you a lot of things and modify your view on life. If you are fluent in English, you can go anywhere in the world and make many new acquaintances. Learn travel conversation dialogues as well as travel terminology to spice up your language ability and enjoy travelling to any region of the world.

If you find yourself stuck in the middle of nowhere, you will undoubtedly receive prompt assistance. Because your ability to communicate will aid you in locating and arriving at your desired location. So plan your route ahead of time and travel with confidence by learning travel conversation dialogues in English. Do not be scared of the obstacles; instead, continue to study and improve your English communication abilities , as they will come in handy in your life to manage any challenging scenario.

Travel Conversation Lessons Topics

Asking for Directions

It is extremely normal to get lost when travelling and then hunt for the right place. Wonderful travel talk between a tourist and a few bystanders guiding how to go to a place. Traveling is enjoyable, but it can be quite irritating when you are travelling overseas and are unable to obtain accurate directions.

Conversation on the Plane

Travelling and socializing are inextricably linked. Even while we’re on board, we talk to a lot of strangers, such as the flight crew or the flight attendant. However, it is critical to communicate with such folks nicely and respectfully. In conclusion, you will learn new dialogues concentrating on travel conversations to help you improve your language abilities.

Conversation at the Airport

When checking in at the airport, this is a very frequent travel dialogue. Moreover, it is when you follow the method specified by the officials there. Get through the full procedure and communicate with the employees without becoming frustrated. Most importantly, don’t pass up any opportunity to converse in English and take it to the next level.

Lost and Found Conversation

A simple yet odd conversation that everyone will, at some point in their lives, indulge in at least once. It is a conversation about lost and found items between a woman who has misplaced her handbag and a security guard whom she contacts in order to register her complaint.

Museum Vocabulary & Dialogues

This is a wonderful opportunity to improve one’s English language skills by studying museum vocabulary and dialogue. Using these vocabulary words and dialogues as a guide, you may improve your ability to communicate in English and practise having conversational exchanges. When you go to the museum the next time with your family or friends, make sure to take advantage of the opportunity to have some engaging dialogues.

Conversation about Traffic Jam

In this Basic English speaking lesson, a father and a son are having a conversation about traffic jams. This problem is one that practically all of us face on a daily basis in our lives. Therefore, make the most of the opportunity to master the language associated with traffic and the accompanying conversations so that you may use it anytime you find yourself in a similar scenario.

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Travel Conversation Questions

Warm-up Task: Name as many countries as you can within two minutes.

Discussion Questions:

Have you traveled abroad? Where have you been? If you haven't been overseas, which country would you most like to visit?
Where did you go on your last trip? Talk about where you went and what you did.
What is the best place for a vacation in your country? Why is it good?
What is the longest time you have been away from home? Did you feel homesick?
How long should a vacation be? How long does it take you to really relax?
What forms of transportation do you prefer to use when you travel?

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How do you choose where to go? Are you inspired by other people's travel stories? Or photos? Or advertising?
What's more important to you when you travel - comfort and relaxation, or stimulating new experiences?
Do you like to try local foods when you go somewhere? Have you ever had something really delicious?
Things can go wrong when you travel. Have you had any bad travel experiences?
Do you take a lot with you when you travel? Or do you try to pack light ?
Which places in the world do you think are too dangerous to visit? Why are they dangerous?
What is the best age to travel? Can children appreciate the experience?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of traveling alone?
What kind of accommodation do you like to stay in when you travel?
Do you like to talk to the local people when you travel? Why or why not?
Would you like to go to a big international event, such as the Olympics or an international film festival? What would be good or bad about attending such an event?
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A relaxing stay at a beach resort
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50+ Travel Conversation Questions to Spark Unforgettable Chats

Are you ready to embark on a journey of captivating conversations that traverse the globe? Imagine sitting down with friends, family, or even strangers, and effortlessly diving into intriguing discussions about travel. From sharing cherished experiences to dreaming up new destinations, travel conversations are a window to a world of exploration and discovery. In this article, we’ll equip you with an array of Travel conversation Questions, starters, and topics that will transform mundane chitchat into engaging dialogues that fuel wanderlust and curiosity.

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How To Start Travel Conversations?

Initiating a travel conversation is as exciting as planning a new adventure. Whether you’re a seasoned globetrotter or an armchair traveler, these techniques will help you set the stage for vibrant discussions:

Share Your Experiences: Begin by sharing a brief snippet of your recent trip or a memorable travel anecdote. This naturally invites others to contribute their own stories.
Ask About Favorites: Pose questions about favorite destinations, travel activities, or cuisines. People love to reminisce about their most cherished travel moments.
Use Visual Aids: Bring photos or mementos from your journeys. Visual cues are fantastic conversation catalysts.
Explore Future Plans: Discuss upcoming trips you or your conversation partner are excited about. Enthusiasm is contagious!
Connect Through Culture: Delve into cultural experiences such as local traditions, festivals, or unique customs. This opens the door to rich exchanges.

Best Travel Conversation Questions

What’s the most awe-inspiring natural wonder you’ve encountered during your travels?
If you could teleport to any place right now, where would you go and why?
Have you ever experienced a culture shock while traveling? Share your story.
What’s the most delicious meal you’ve ever tasted abroad, and where did you have it?
Which destination exceeded your expectations, and which one left you wanting more?
If you could travel with any historical figure, who would be your ultimate travel buddy?
Share a travel anecdote that made you burst into laughter or filled you with wonder.
What’s the most adventurous activity you’ve tried during your travels?
If you had to live in another country for a year, where would you choose to live?
Describe a local you met during your travels who left a lasting impression on you.
What’s your travel philosophy: meticulously planned itineraries or spontaneous adventures?
Share a valuable lesson you’ve learned from your globetrotting escapades.
If you could travel back in time to a specific historical event, which would you choose?
What’s the most breathtaking sunset or sunrise you’ve witnessed while traveling?
If someone offered you an all-expenses-paid trip tomorrow, where would you jet off to?

Engaging Travel Conversation Questions Sample

What’s your take on “tourist traps”? Are they overrated or occasionally worth it?
Describe a local dish you tried abroad that pleasantly surprised your taste buds.
Have you ever bonded with someone during your travels, even though you didn’t share a common language?
How do you balance capturing memories through photos and immersing yourself fully in the moment?
Share a travel-related quote that resonates with your wanderlust spirit.
If you could spend a day learning a traditional craft from a specific culture, which would you choose?
Describe a destination that felt like stepping into a different era or a storybook.
Share an encounter with wildlife during your travels that left you in awe.
How has travel changed your perspective on your own hometown or country?
What’s your strategy for overcoming jet lag and making the most of your first day in a new place?
Discuss a travel destination that you found unexpectedly romantic.
Share a piece of travel advice that you wish someone had given you before your first trip.
What’s your most treasured souvenir from your travels, and what makes it special?
Describe a time when you navigated through a challenging situation while traveling.
How do you approach learning a few phrases in the local language before your trip?

Short Travel Conversation Questions Examples

Mountains or beaches?
Hostel life or luxury hotels?
Solo travel or companionship?
Street food or fine dining?
Historical sites or natural landscapes?
Sunrise hikes or late-night strolls?
Travel journal or social media updates?
Adventure activities or cultural immersions?
Road trips or train journeys?
Souvenir magnets or local textiles?

Business Travel Conversation Questions

How do you maintain work-life balance during business trips?
Share a memorable networking experience during your travels.
What’s your go-to strategy for combating travel-related stress before important meetings?
Discuss a cultural misunderstanding you encountered during a business trip and what you learned from it.
How do you make the most of your free time when traveling for work?
Share a tip for seamless communication with colleagues across different time zones.
What’s the most unique business-related souvenir you’ve brought back from a trip?
How has business travel broadened your perspective on global markets?
Describe a team-building activity from a business trip that turned into an unforgettable adventure.
What’s your advice for staying organized while juggling work commitments and exploration?

Air Travel Conversation Questions

Window seat or aisle seat?
What’s your favorite way to pass the time during long flights?
Share an interesting conversation you’ve had with a fellow passenger on a flight.
How do you manage jet lag when crossing multiple time zones?
What’s the first thing you do when you land in a new country?
Share a travel hack for a more comfortable flight experience.
What’s the most stunning aerial view you’ve had from an airplane window?
How has air travel evolved since your first flight?
Describe a destination that exceeded your expectations after a long flight.
What’s your strategy for dealing with flight delays and unexpected layovers?

Best Travel Conversation Starters

“If you could wake up anywhere in the world tomorrow, where would you want to be?”
“Tell me about a place that made you feel like you were in a different universe.”
“What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned from your travels?”
“If you could only travel to one more destination in your lifetime, where would it be?”
“Share a travel experience that challenged your comfort zone and left you stronger.”
“What’s the most unusual mode of transportation you’ve used during your travels?”
“Describe a destination you’ve visited that you believe everyone should experience.”
“Tell me about a travel mishap that turned into an unexpected adventure.”
“If you could have a meal with a local in any country, who would you choose?”
“What’s your secret to making lasting memories while on the road?”

Engaging Travel Conversation Questions Sample

Ways To Start a Travel Conversation

The Nostalgic Opener: “Remember that time we got lost in the middle of nowhere?”
The Dreamer’s Gambit: “If money and time were no obstacles, where would your next adventure be?”
The Cultural Quest: “What’s the most intriguing local tradition you’ve ever witnessed?”
The Foodie Ignition: “Have you ever had a meal abroad that was so good, it haunts your dreams?”
The Travel Quandary: “Beach relaxation or mountain exploration – which one wins your heart?”

Unlocking the world of travel conversations is like unearthing a treasure trove of stories, experiences, and dreams. From the enticing tales of unexpected encounters to the philosophical musings on the essence of travel, these conversation questions and starters offer endless avenues for connection. So, whether you’re cozying up with loved ones or mingling at a social event, let these prompts guide you towards memorable dialogues that spark wanderlust, curiosity, and a shared passion for exploring the world.

Ready to embark on a conversation adventure? Share this article with your fellow travel enthusiasts and set the stage for enthralling discussions that transport you across continents and cultures. Start your journey of connection and exploration today!

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English / ESL Conversation Questions - Travelling

This set of English / ESL conversation questions is ALL ABOUT TRAVELLING . Get your ESL students talking about where they like to travel, how they pack, memories from travelling, and more!

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English / ESL Conversation Questions List - Travelling Theme

Which country do you like visiting?
Do you prefer to travel abroad or in your own country?
Do you like to visit the same places or new places?
Who do you like to travel with? Why?
When you travel, do you bring heavy suitcases?
What is something that you always bring when you travel?
Do you prefer active or relaxing vacations?
Do you like to see animals when you travel?
Would you like to go to Nepal for a 3-week long hiking trip?
Do you prefer to travel by car, by train or by plane?
Where do you like to sleep while on vacation?
Which country would you like to visit in the future? Why? What would you like to do / see there?
Is travelling important for you?
Which country would you NOT like to visit? Why?
Do you like to use maps when you go on vacation?
Do you like to travel to countries where you don’t speak the language?
What is the most interesting thing that has happened to you during a vacation?
Has anything scary happened to you while on vacation?
Have you ever seen any famous people while on vacation?
Would you go on vacation alone?
What do you like to do on vacation? Shopping? Visiting museums or art galleries? Laying on the beach?

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101 Things to Ask a Traveler: Fun Travel Questions and Conversation Starters

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Do you have that one friend who always seems to be traveling or a friend who recently came back from a trip? Or want to discuss travel with your social media followers? With these travel questions, you can start conversations about your friend or follower’s travel experiences.

I like to ask a question on Instagram along with my daily photo and have had lots of fun conversations and ideas for new travel destinations because of it. So I’ve listed fill in the blank, multiple choice and would you rather style questions that you can play around with. Enjoy!

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Travel Questions

In this section I’ve listed travel questions covering everything from sharing about your favorite destinations and crazy or recent experiences to travel aspirations and future plans. These are questions that can inspire more questions and lengthier conversations. I answered a few for myself too and found I could elaborate way more on a lot of them, so I think these will work as great travel conversation starters!

1. Which frequent flyer programs are you a part of?

I join the frequent flyer programs of all airlines that I take. But the main one that I use and am a fan of is Delta’s SkyMiles program because your miles never expire. Also, they fly routes that I frequently take and have an American Express credit card that I can earn extra miles with. I also use the Chase Sapphire to earn extra miles. You earn points through every purchase you make with the Sapphire card, and those points can be converted into miles and transferred to their airline and hotel partners. Plus, an added benefit is your points hold more value if you book your flight through Chase Sapphire’s booking platform.

2. How would you describe your favorite travel destination?

3. How many days was the longest cruise you’ve taken?

4. What’s your favorite capital city?

5. What’s one drink you always get during a flight?

6. What’s the name of the smallest town you’ve ever visited?

7. Have you ever missed a flight?

Yes, but only because it was a connecting flight. I’m always early before a flight because I would hate to have any extra stress of being late added to the already stressful experience of airports and flying. Plus, I also have TSA pre-check which has been a time saver, especially at really busy airports like JFK, where I usually fly from.

8. What inspires you to travel?

9. Do you keep a journal while traveling?

10. In your opinion, which city has the best architecture?

11. Which is your favorite European city?

I adore Edinburgh. The first time I went was on an assignment with VisitBritain, the tourist board of Great Britain. I loved it so much that I went back to Edinburgh two more times just a few months later. This is rare for me since I usually choose to visit new destinations rather than revisiting. Even after my third trip I still feel like there’s so much I need to do in Edinburgh, so I’m already planning a fourth trip…

12. How many countries do you want to visit in your lifetime?

13. What do you think is the most stressful thing about traveling?

14. Have you been to Disney World?

15. What was the most interesting place you have ever visited?

16. What is the tallest building you’ve been in?

17. What’s your favorite Caribbean island?

I take frequent trips to the Caribbean because it’s so convenient to travel there from New York. You can usually find direct flights at really good rates during off season to various islands. My favorite so far has been to St. Kitts and Nevis. I experienced one of my favorite hotel stays at Park Hyatt St. Kitts . The views were amazing. But I also can’t talk about the Caribbean without mentioning Barbados. They were a British colony and still have British cultural influences like afternoon tea.

18. What do you still have to cross off your travel bucket list?

19. What’s the most money you’ve ever spent on a plane ticket?

20. Which travel apps are you currently using?

If I’m on my phone to browse for places to stay, I use the Airbnb or Booking.com app. I also check Hotel Tonight periodically just because I’m curious about prices of hotel rooms around me in New York City. When I’m flying I use the airline’s app for the boarding pass and to stay informed of any updates about the flight. And also since getting around New York City is also an adventure, I use the Citymapper app to get around and to know when there’s a subway delay.

Read More: The Ultimate NYC Subway Guide for Tourists by a Local

21. What’s your favorite country in South America?

22. What’s the strangest souvenir you’ve bought on your travels?

23. What tips would you give someone traveling abroad for the first time?

24. Which movie or book has inspired you to travel?

I read a lot of classic books and have a goal of reading all of the classic books published in the Penguin English Library collection , which are 126 of the best fiction books written in English from the 18th century to the end of World War II. Lots of these books are set in England and some of my favorite classics that I’ve read so far are ones by Jane Austen. She used to live in Bath and there’s a museum and many bookstores there that are must visits for Jane Austen fans. So Bath is high on my travel list.

Read More: A Bibliophile’s Guide to the Best Bookstores in NYC

25. What’s your biggest concern when you travel?

26. How would you describe your travel style?

27. What’s your least favorite thing about traveling?

28. Have you been on a safari?

29. Have you ever traveled without an itinerary?

30. What’s the most popular destination for tourists where you live?

I live in New York City so the list is endless. I see the Empire State Building on a daily basis, which is one of the most iconic buildings in New York City’s skyline.

Read More: 15 Essential Things to Know Before Visiting NYC: Tips from a Local

31. What have you learned from traveling?

32. What is your earliest travel memory?

33. Have you ever taken a vacation by yourself?

Yes. My first truly solo trip was to London. (I traveled to Ecuador by myself for a few weeks but was living with friends so I don’t really count that as solo.) Up until that point I’d only traveled with my parents, so it felt so different to be able to do exactly what I wanted to do whenever I wanted to during that trip to London.

34. What’s the most interesting thing you’ve eaten while traveling?

35. What’s the weirdest museum you’ve been to?

36. What’s the craziest thing that happened to you while traveling?

37. What is your biggest concern about traveling?

38. How do you pick your next travel destination?

Recently, I’ve been trying to reach a goal of visiting 50 countries before my birthday. So I’ve been basing my next travel destinations on where I haven’t been to yet and countries that are nearby to each other so I can go to a few during the same trip. Apart from this, I’d pick a destination based on flights and accommodation prices. If I see a cheap flight to a city I have on my list, I’ll go if the price is agreeable.

39. What’s the least ‘touristy’ thing you’ve ever done?

40. Have you ever flown in a private jet and do you travel first or business class frequently?

41. What’s one place you must visit before you die?

42. What’s the best gift to give to a traveler?

I’m big into eco friendly travel products, so I’d give someone an eco friendly backpack or eco friendly luggage . But if I knew the traveler already is set on the type of luggage they’ve used for years, I’d go with something like travel inspired jewelry or for something more unique, I’ve also put together a list of weird travel gifts that includes everything from a book on how to swear in every language to a burrito printed blanket.

Would You Rather Travel Questions

For quick answers, start a conversation with these would you rather questions. Some will be easy to answer, others will make you think and even inspire more conversations.

Would you rather…

47. Vacation at the mountains or beaches?

48. Travel around the world by plane or boat?

49. Spend a day hiking or visiting museums?

50. Travel with a backpack or suitcase?

51. Take a long plane or car ride?

52. Travel in summer or winter?

53. Taking a group or private tour?

54. Visit a small town or big cities?

55. Travel internationally or domestically?

56. Go camping or stay in a hotel?

57. Take lots of small trips or one long trip?

58. Traveling in local or touristy places?

59. Go somewhere you’ve been before or somewhere new?

60. Take a Transatlantic or river cruise?

61. Use a hard shell or soft sided luggage?

62. Go on an active or relaxing holiday?

63. Travel light or with a lot of luggage?

64. Check in or carry on your bags?

65. Take a day or night flight?

66. Sit at a window or aisle seat?

Multiple Choice Travel Questions

Change the format a little and ask travel questions in multiple choice format. You can also potentially use the would you rather questions and turn them into multiple choice questions by adding more possibilities. Here are a few examples you can start with.

67. Pick one: I prefer to travel in:

D. Spring

68. How US states have you been to?

69. How many countries have you been to?

A. 0 – 25
B. 26 – 100
C. More than 100

70. Do you like traveling solo?

C. Not sure

71. What’s your favorite way to travel?

A. Airplane

Fill in the Blank Travel Questions

These fill in the blank travel questions can either be easy one word answers or also lengthen the conversation when something interesting comes up.

72. I absolutely cannot travel without __________________.

73. My favorite country in South America is __________________.

74. Today I’d rather be in __________________.

75. I love traveling more than __________________.

76. __________________ is the best cure for jet lag.

77. The best trip I’ve ever taken was __________________.

78. __________________ is the scariest thing that has happened to me while traveling.

79. My favorite state in the US is __________________.

80. __________________ is the most adventurous thing I’ve done while traveling.

81. __________________ is the best place to hike!

82. __________________ is my favorite person to travel with.

83. If I could be anywhere in the world today, it’d be __________________.

84. __________________ is a city I’d like to visit!

85. I really wanted to visit __________________ when I was a child.

86. In my opinion, __________________ is the world’s most beautiful city.

87. The most beautiful beach is located in __________________.

88. The biggest city I’ve visited is __________________.

89. __________________ is the best city to visit for coffee.

90. If I could have dinner anywhere in the world tonight, it’d be in __________________.

91. There are __________________ days until my next vacation!

92. I think everyone should travel to __________________ at least once in their lives.

93. I’ve visited __________________ of the 7 Wonders of the World.

94. __________________ is the coldest place I’ve visited.

95. I’ve renewed my passport __________________ times!

96. You know you love to travel when __________________.

97. __________________ is the best city to people watch.

98. __________________ is the best airport to be at during a long layover.

99. __________________ is the biggest mistake I’ve made while traveling.

100. My favorite national park is __________________.

101. __________________ is one place I don’t think I’ll visit again!

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How many times have you gotten lost while travelling? What happened?
Are you good at reading maps? If you get lost do you usually try to find out where you are by yourself or do you ask for help?
It is frequently claimed that men and women have different strategies associated with map reading and asking the way. What do you think?
What is your opinion of hitch-hiking? How often have you done it? Do you think it’s safe?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of travelling alone or in a group?
How often have you been camping? Describe your experience.
Do you like to go to places where there are lots of other people or to more isolated places? Why?
Do you think all public transport should be free? What would the advantages and disadvantages be?
Have you ever had an accident while travelling? What happened?
If you compare the train, bus and airport systems in your country – which is the cheapest? Which is the most efficient? Which is the safest in terms of accidents?
What is the “greenest” or most ecological way of getting around? How would you calculate the most ecological? How would the number of passengers in the transportation system change the calculation?
What method of transport do you use most often?
If you are travelling through a country, what is the best way to see the countryside?
What unusual method of transport would you most like to try out?

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At what age does the average person obtain a driver’s license in your country? What do you need to do to pass the test?
Can you ride a motorcycle? Do you think that they are safe?
In some countries mopeds are very noisy - why is this?
Do you have a bicycle? Do you think they are safer or less safe than motorbikes? Why/why not?
Have you received many parking tickets in your life? What do you do with them?
What is your opinion of horse riding? If you have never ridden one would you like to? Why/why not?
Parking is a problem in many cities. How could parking in your city be improved?
What annoys you most when you are driving?
What is your favourite make of car? Why? Have you driven many different makes?
What is the penalty for speeding in your country?

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What do you like or dislike about staying at hotels?
Where are the best hotels in your area? What’s so good about them?
Where are the cheapest hotels in your area? Why are they cheap?
What differences would you expect between a four-star and a two-star hotel?
Do hotels usually have a high staff turnover? Why should this be?
Do people generally prefer to eat in hotels or in restaurants? Why?

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If so, tell us about your experience?
If not, would you ever consider going on a cruise? Why or why not?
Where did you go?
What activities were available on the ship?
What did you like best about the cruise?
What did you like least about being on the ship?
Would you recommend that a friend take a cruise? Why or why not?
If you could take another cruise in the future, where would you like to go?

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What NATURAL wonders could you see in the following continents or sub-continents? Africa, Asia, India, Australia, North America, South America, Europe, Antarctica.
Which are the most interesting cities in the following continents or sub-continents? Africa, Asia, India, Australia, North America, South America, Europe.
How many ways of travelling around the world can you think of? Which would be the most relaxing? Which would you prefer?
If you were travelling round the world, which three destinations would be “must sees”? Any reason why?
If you were travelling round the world, are there any places you would definitely wish to avoid? Why?
Do you usually try to bring back interesting souvenirs from your holidays? What sort of things have you brought back?
When you are in another country, do you usually buy a phrase book to attempt to speak the local language? Why/why not?
What would the advantages and disadvantages of living permanently in another country?

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30 ESL Conversation Questions about Travel

Speaking questions about travel.

Do you like travelling? Why/Why not?
How do you travel to work/school every day?
Do you have any problems as you travel?
Where did you last travel? How was it? Why did you go there? Will you go there again?
Where will you travel next? Why? How will you go?
What is your favourite mode of transport?
How often do you use public transportation?
Do you agree that public transport is environmentally friendly?
Is the public transportation in your city developed?
What problems do people have on public transport?
What are the good and bad sides of public transport?
Do you drive? How long have you been driving?
Have you got a bike? How long have you had it?
Do you prefer to ride a bike or drive a car? Why?
What are the advantages/disadvantages of driving a car?
What are the advantages/disadvantages of riding a bike?
Do you sometimes travel on foot? Where do you go?
Have you ever travelled by plane? Where did you go? How did you feel at first?
Are you scared of flying?
What advice would you give to someone who is afraid of flying?
Would you consider travelling to space?
Do you think space travel will be affordable in the near future?
Do you own a car? Is it a petrol car or an electric car?
What are some disadvantages of electric cars?
If you could travel anywhere in the world now, where would you go? Why?
If you could travel back in time, what year and where would you go? Why?
If you could travel to the future, what year would you like to go? Why?
Who is your favourite travel companion? Why?
Which would you prefer: to sail around the world or to travel around the world by hitchhiking? Why?
Do you watch any travel vloggers on Youtube? Who do you watch? Would you like to join them?

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ESL Travel Conversation

You will often need to speak to people when travelling, these ESL travel conversations are examples of natural English travel conversations. They will help you by showing the type of thinks people would say to each other.

These ESL ravel conversation swill he;p you remember the travel vocabulary.

This page has two example travel conversations, both of which have been made into short videos. If you need any help understanding the vocabulary used in the example conversations or the cartoon videos then you can visit the ESL travel vocabulary page for definitions of many of the travel words used.

There are then 3 ESL travel conversation exercises for you to do that will help you practice using travel English. They are:

A conversation where you have to fill in the blanks.
Writing your own conversation.
Some conversation topics so you can talk with your friends.

Conversation 1

Situation: Patrick, Andrew and Jane discuss how to travel to the city from the university campus.

Jane: Good morning, Andrew. Andrew: Good morning, Jane. Are you going somewhere? Jane: Yes. I and Patrick are going to the city to do some shopping and have lunch. Andrew: That sounds fun. How will you get there? Patrick: I want to take the train, but Jane prefers to ride her bicycle. Andrew: Don’t you like using the train, Jane? Jane: The train station is far away and riding my bicycle does not cost anything. Patrick: Ok. Jane, why don’t we travel by bus, there is a bus stop just behind the university. Jane: It might take longer. I think we will need to take two buses to the city centre. Andrew: Jane is right. There is not a direct bus into the city. Why don’t you use a taxi? Patrick: That will be quick, but expensive. Can you rollerblade? Jane: I hope you don’t mean we should rollerblade to the city. Andrew: Is rollerblading popular in America, Patrick? Patrick: Yes. People often use roller-skates. There is even a designated lane for it. Jane: In UK we can’t do that, the path is just for walking on. Andrew: I need to go to the train station to buy some tickets. I can give you both a lift in my car. Jane: That would be wonderful, Andrew. Thanks so much. Patrick: That is very kind of you, Andrew. Let’s go to the city centre!

Conversation 2

Situation: Tui talks with Lucy about her plan to go back to Thailand during half term.

Lucy: What are you doing, Tui? Tui: I’m planning my trip back to Thailand for the mid-term break. Lucy: That sounds exciting. Tui: Not really. I must do a lot of travelling to get back to my home. Lucy: Really? Why? How will you get home and how long will it take? Tui: It will take more than 24 hours because I have to use many different types of transport. Lucy: Will your family meet you at the airport in Thailand? Tui: No. I must take a bus from the airport to my home. The bus is very uncomfortable. Lucy: That does not sound nice. How will you get to London Heathrow airport? Tui: I think it will be cheapest to use the coach, but I have a lot of luggage. Lucy: That’s ok. Usually you can pay extra to take more luggage. Tui: Really? That’s good. Do you know where the bus station is from here? Lucy: Yes, you can walk there. It will only take you 5 minutes. Tui: Should I buy a ticket before travelling? Lucy: Buy your ticket online if you can. It is always cheaper online. Tui: I want to travel direct to London. Do they have direct buses to the airport? Lucy: Yes, it takes about 2 hours. Tui: Perfect! I will take the bus. I was thinking about a taxi, but it’s expensive. Lucy: So, when is your flight? Tui: Tuesday morning. I need to leave really early as I must check in three hours before. Lucy: Would you like to take some of my delicious homemade cake for your family? Tui: Thanks, Lucy. But I don’t think I can. The customs officer is usually really strict. Lucy: I understand. Have a safe journey and see you when you get back. Tui: Thanks, Lucy. See you soon!

ESL Travel Conversation Exercises

The 3 following ESL travel conversation exercises will help you get better at using English to have a conversation about traveling.

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

In this ESL travel conversation exercise you need to choose the correct option (A-D) to fill in each of the blanks in the following conversation. Once you have chosen the option to fill each blank just click on the get results button to show your score and the correct answers.

Situation: Bob travels by bus to the city centre.

Bob: Excuse me, driver. _____(1)_______. Driver: Yes. We go directly to the city centre. Bob: That’s great. I would like one ticket, please. Driver: _______(2)__________. Bob: No, I don’t. Driver: ________(3)___________. Bob: I would like a return ticket please. Driver: That will be 2.40, please. Bob: Here you go. ______(4)________. Driver: Yes, please press the buzzer when we get near, there is a bus stop opposite the mall. Bob: Thank you. How often do the return buses leave and when is the last bus this evening? Driver: Buses run every hour and the last bus is at 2 am. Bob: Thank you. You have been very helpful. Driver: You are welcome. No problem at all. ________(5)_________.

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Exercise 2 – write a conversation.

For the second ESL travel conversation exercise you need to write a conversation that is similar to the ones above. You can chose what happens and how many people there are, but it should be related to travel. Write what each person would say to the other people. Once you have finished you should find a friend and then you can speak the conversation out loud to each other.

Exercise 3 – Conversation Topics

In this exercise there are two sets of ESL travel conversation topics. Working with a friend you should have a conversation where you answer the question. One person has set A and askes those questions to the person who has set B. Take turns to asks questions.

The questions have also been made into some conversation cards for you to download by clicking the picture.

Do you want to practice speaking more? Then download my ‘ 80 ESL Conversation Cards ’ ebook that has many more conversation questions.

Question set A

What is the longest journey you have ever taken?
Would you like to be the captain of a ship, why?
How many different types pf transport have you ever used?
Is it safe to travel in the country you come from?
Have you ever had an accident while travelling?

Question set B

Do you like travelling? Why?
What do you like to do while travelling?
Would you like to be the captain of an airplane, why?
What is your favourite method of transport?
Do you get ill when travelling?

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Transport and Travel Speaking Activity

Practise talking about transport and travel in English in this speaking activity with 50 conversation questions.. This speaking activity is part of a complete lesson on transport and travel in our Upper-Intermediate English Course.

Transport and Travel Conversation Questions

Ask and answer these questions in pairs or groups.

Mode of Transport:

What mode of transportation do you prefer when traveling long distances?
Have you ever taken a train ride? How was your experience?
What do you think about traveling by bus?
Have you ever ridden a motorcycle? How was it?
What do you think about traveling by bicycle?

Public Transportation:

How often do you use public transportation?
What is your favorite mode of public transportation?
Have you ever missed your bus or train?
What do you think about traveling on a crowded bus or train?
Have you ever taken a taxi? How was your experience?

Air Travel:

Have you ever flown on an airplane? How was your experience?
Do you prefer window or aisle seats on an airplane?
What do you think about traveling by plane?
Have you ever experienced turbulence during a flight?
How do you pass the time during long flights?

Road Travel:

Have you ever gone on a road trip? Where did you go?
What do you think about traveling by car?
Have you ever got lost while driving?
Do you prefer to drive or be a passenger when traveling long distances?
Have you ever taken a road trip with friends or family?

Water Travel:

Have you ever taken a boat ride? How was it?
What do you think about traveling by boat?
Have you ever been on a cruise? How was your experience?
Have you ever traveled on a ferry? How was your experience?
Have you ever gone on a kayaking or canoeing trip?

Travel Destinations:

What is your dream travel destination?
Have you ever traveled to a foreign country? Which one?
What do you think about traveling solo?
Have you ever gone on a beach vacation? How was it?
Have you ever traveled to a different time zone?

Travel Planning:

How do you usually plan your travel itinerary?
Do you prefer to plan everything ahead of time or make plans as you go?
Have you ever experienced a travel mishap?
Do you prefer to travel with a group or alone?
Have you ever traveled to attend a special event?

Travel Accommodation:

What do you think about staying in a hotel?
Have you ever stayed in a hostel? How was your experience?
Have you ever stayed in an Airbnb? How was your experience?
What do you think about camping as an accommodation option?
Have you ever stayed in a luxury resort?

Traveling with Family:

Have you ever gone on a family vacation? How was it?
What do you think about traveling with children?
Have you ever traveled with your parents? Where did you go?
Have you ever gone on a multi-generational trip?
What do you think about traveling with pets?

Traveling for Business:

Have you ever traveled for business? Where did you go?
What do you think about traveling for work?
Have you ever had to travel at the last minute for business?
What do you do to make business travel more comfortable?
Have you ever had a travel mishap while traveling for business?

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30 Conversation Questions About Travel

A fantastic topic for conversation is travelling. Travelling, going on vacation, seeing new places and meeting new people is something many people dream of. People may have many different reasons for wanting to travel, and will likely have many stories to tell from their previous vacations. To help you, or your students, start a conversation about travelling, we have put together this list of 30 questions about travel . If you want to print this list of questions and distribute them to your students, you can download a printable PDF at the bottom of the page. Let’s get started.

Questions About Travel

Have you ever visited another country?
Do you prefer to travel abroad or in your own country?
How many countries have you visited?
Do you like to travel alone?
Who do you usually travel with?
Do you like to fly when you travel?
What’s the longest flight you have ever been on?
What’s your favorite vacation memory?
What’s the strangest food you have every tried while travelling?
Have you ever stayed in a five star hotel?
What’s perfect length of a vacation?
Which countries would you never visit?
Do you prefer a beach vacation or a city break?
Have you ever flied business class?
Have you ever got lost while travelling in another country?
Has an airline ever lost your luggage?
Who’s the most interesting person you have met while travelling?
What would your dream holiday be like, if money was not an issue?
How do you plan a vacation?
What do you miss the most when you travel?
How many times a year do you travel?
Do you like to go on package holidays?
How much luggage do you take when you go on vacation?
Do you like to eat local food when you travel?
Do you prefer summer vacations or winter vacations?
Have you ever been on a camping vacation?
Do you like to travel by train?
Do you like to go sightseeing when you travel?
How do you entertain yourself on a long flight?
What’s something you can’t be without when you travel?

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What to ask people who travel? Find a list of fun questions about traveling that are bound to keep the conversation flowing from beginning to end!

You win the lottery tomorrow. Where are you travelling to first?
What is your favourite aspect about traveling?
What is the weirdest food you’ve ever tried while traveling ?
What are sure signs of being a travel addict?
Are you a city traveller or nature explorer?
Have you ever hitchhiked? If not, would you ever consider doing it?
Are you a member of the mile high club?
Have you ever been on a cruise?
Choose one famous person or celebrity to travel with?
Have you ever flown first class?
How many countries have you been to ?
What is your favourite city ?
Where you would you rather be right this moment?
Do you prefer a window seat or aisle seat on a plane?
What is the most exotic food you’ve tasted?
Where is the weirdest place you’ve slept during your travels?
Would you rather go on a safari, have a city break, or visit a tropical island ?
Have you ever been camping while abroad?
What is your favorite travel song ?
How many of the 7 wonders of the world have you seen?
What is the best and worst thing about travelling to a new country?
Beach or mountains ?
What is your most valuable travel possession?
Have you fallen in love while travelling?
What is your favourite vacation song about summer and the beach ?
What movie and/or has inspired a previous trip of yours?
What’s a funny or strange travel story of yours?
Have you ever been on a safari?
What is your drink of choice on a plane?
What is you go to remedy for jet-lag?
What is the favorite stamp in your passport?
Do you have any embarrassing travel stories?
What is the most adventurous thing you’ve done during your travels?
What characteristics make for a cool travel partner?
Have you ever been snorkelling? If so, where?
What is the best gift to give to a traveller?
Describe a dream travel experience?

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I am a huge fan of not just fun travel questions to ask, but also deep and open ended questions that are often accompanied with some insightful responses and interesting debates. What are some questions about travel?

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How does travel and seeing the world inspire you?
How many countries do you want to discover in your life?
How often do you travel? How many days in a month/weeks in a year are you away from home?
Where do you feel most at home?
What has been your biggest adventure so far?
Why do you travel?
What is the most exotic destination you’ve been to?
What are some of the lessons that travel has taught you?
What has been your worst trip or worst travel experience?
What can you not travel without?
Where is the most beautiful place you’ve ever seen?
Have you ever made any of these mistakes while flying ?
How do you feel on your return home?
What travel experiences are at the top of of your bucket list?
When you’re not on the open road, what is the thing you miss most about travelling?
Are there more advantages to travelling alone or with others?
What is your best travel tip ?
What has been your biggest travel mistake?
What cities would you love to discover?
What is the best airport for a long layover ?
When you’re away, what do you miss most about home?
Who do you usually travel with?
What is the difference between a tourist and a traveller?
Do you think its safe to travel during the covid-19 pandemic?
Did you have any bad travel experiences?
What has been the most stressful part about travel for you?
If you could choose one place to live anywhere in the world, where would you most like to live?
What is your main concern when travelling?
Do you have a favourite airline?
What is the scariest thing that has happened to you while traveling?
When do you feel the most alive?
Do you travel with a fixed plan or usually just wing it?
What’s been the biggest struggle you’ve experienced about travel?
What is your favorite childhood travel memory?
How has corona covid-19 affected your traveling lifestyle?
Do you think countries closing their borders was a good move?
How do you feel about a travel pass?

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✓ ENGAGING QUESTIONS ON TRAVEL

How do you talk about travelling? In developing a conversation, few things compare to getting into the head of the other person. Here are a number of thought-provoking questions on travel to get to know someone a little better.

What do you think is the main benefit of travel ?
What does the concept of home mean to you ?
Is it the journey or the destination that’s most important to you?
What motivates you to travel?
What is the biggest barrier to long term travel?
What about traveling do you enjoy the least?
What is the very first place you’ve visited?
What has been your best trip?
Have you ever gotten really lost while abroad?
What are some things you always take with you on a trip?
What characteristics and traits are essential for being a traveler?
What is your preferred means of transport when traveling?
Do you have any destinations that you would not like to visit?
What is the most beautiful city you’ve visited ?
Do you learn a few phrases of the local language before visiting a new country?
Which country has the best food?
What is your earliest travel memory of being on vacation?
Do you make friends easily while on the road?
What are some of the disadvantages of long term travel?
Are you a fan of trying out local foods?
How do you choose where to travel to?
Which places hold a special place in your heart?
What’s the best travel advice you’ve received?
What is your travel style? Relaxing beach island vacation or city-to-city explorations?
What are your thoughts on ecotourism and being a responsible tourist ?
What is the worst injury you’ve gotten while traveling?
Which island would you love to visit with your family ?
What would surprise people the most about long term travel?
Are you enticed by the life of a digital nomad ?

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✓ INTERESTING TRAVEL QUESTIONS TO ASK

It’s bound to be an interesting and enlightening talk with these deep thinking questions for a travelling companion. How do you ask travel questions?

How has travel changed you throughout the years?
What is your favourite part about travel?
Where did you travel to internationally for the first time?
If you could travel to anytime in the past , where would you go?
Where would you love to explore next?
Where was the last place you’ve been to?
What is the longest you’ve been away from home for?
What is the longest flight you’ve taken?
Do you plan and book your holidays yourself or do you get it done through a travel agency or third party agent?
Have you ever lived in another country for an extended period of time? If so, where?
What travel advice would you give to someone traveling internationally for the first time?
What is the most trouble you’ve been in while traveling?
Have you ever gotten scammed while in another country ?
Do you prefer to travel solo or as part of a group?
Where would you like to go on vacation to?
Where is the best place you have hiked in?
Where do you prefer to stay? Hotel/hostel/apartment/couchsurfing?
Have you explored a lot of your home country ?
What do you think is the biggest advantage of solo travel?
Who is the most interesting person you’ve met during your travels?
Have you ever missed a flight?
Are you a member of any frequent flyer programs?
Which place would you not visit again?
If you speak more than one language, which language is the easiest and hardest to learn?
What is your favorite museum?
What is a typical meal like from your country ?
What travel apps you you use most often?
How many passports have you gone through?
What home food do you miss most when travelling abroad?
Are there any aspects of a foreign culture that you will never get use to?

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✓ TRAVEL QUESTIONS FOR INSTAGRAM

Travel and exploring the world is my favorite past-time. But you already knew that, right? Here are travel questions to ask to get you talking about past vacations , favorite destinations, future travel aspirations, and bucket list places . What to caption a travel photo?

Engaging and interesting Questions on Travel

Where is the most amazing place you’ve encountered during your travels?
Do you prefer to travel to famous and popular destinations or off the beaten track spots?
How many photos are saved on your hard-drive in total?
What is your favourite foreign cuisine?
What is your favorite word for travel ?
What inspires you to travel?
Do you usually bring back souvenirs for your trip?
What travel quote do you live by?
What country (or countries) would you like to visit the most?
How many days until your next vacation?
What place should everyone see at least once in their lifetime?
Are there any popular places or destinations you’d like to avoid?
What is the best place to visit in your own country?
What are your favourite countries?
Do you prefer novel stimulating experiences or a chilled out relaxed vacation?
Do you keep a journal to document all your experiences exploring the world?
What was the most recent road trip you took?
What is your best-loved national park?
What is your favourite tropical island ?
What is your favourite city for a weekend break ?
What is the most money you’ve spent on a plane ticket? Where’d you go?
What is your favorite foreign dessert ?
Where was your first vacation with your family ?
What is your most prized travel possession?
Which city has the best street food?
What one place do you have to visit before you die?
Are you planning on travelling again soon in a post pandemic world?
Which country has the most beautiful flag ?
How does travel bring meaning to your life ?

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✓ WOULD YOU RATHER QUESTIONS ABOUT TRAVELLING

A simple format of intriguing and fun questions for traveling. Present these to your fellow travelers with these odd, funny, and interesting scenarios to get into some great conversations.

Would you rather lose all your travel photos or all of your money?
Would you rather travel back in time and meet your ancestors or forward in time to meet your descendants?
Would you rather travel the world by plane, train, or ship?
Would you rather see a lot of countries for a little bit or get to know one in-depth?
Would you rather explore the deepest part of the ocean or outer space?
Would you rather upgrade your flight to first class or your hotel room to the penthouse suite ?
Would you rather go hiking, visit museums, or to the beach ?
Would you rather be the last person left on earth, or be one of the first people on Mars but you’ll never come back home?
Would you rather swim with dolphins or go shark cage diving?
Would you rather be able to pause, rewind, or fast forward time?
Would you rather only speak English or speak every language in the world except for English ?
Would you rather travel the whole world but never finding love or finding your soulmate but never being able to travel?
Would you rather be able to speak all languages or be able to talk to animals?
Would you rather explore the dessert heat of the Sahara or the icy landscape of Antarctica?
Would you rather have the super power of teleportation or flying?
Would you rather have a summer beach vacation or a winter mountain trip?
Would you rather discover the jungle on an African safari or the sea on a cruise?
Would you rather sleep in a room in a haunted hotel or filled with snakes?
Would you rather walk the entire Great Wall of China or climb Mount Kilimanjaro ?
Would you rather live the life of a king alone or live like a nomad with your friends and family ?
Would you rather watch the rising sun or the setting sun ?
Would you rather go on lots of small trips or one long trip?
Would you rather be able to tell your past self one thing or be able to ask your future self one question?

I hope you’ve appreciated this complete set of travel questions. I’ve included more than enough vacation questions to fuel those conversations with a traveler or while discovering the world. What are some of your favorites? And did any of these reveal some insights or breakthroughs?

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