Travel English Phrases

The most common travel English sentences are “I need a ticket.”, “I missed my flight.”, “Where can I rent a car?” and “Where is the hotel?” Below are all 30, grouped by situation. Tap any one to hear it.

30 sentences · 4 situations · #211–240 of 333 · Updated

Tickets, trains and buses

Buy a ticket and find the right platform or bus.

  1. #211 I need a ticket.
  2. #212 One way or round trip?
  3. #213 Round trip, please.
  4. #214 What platform is it?
  5. #215 When does the train leave?
  6. #216 When does it arrive?
  7. #217 Is this the right bus?

At the airport

Gates, passports, visas and lost luggage.

  1. #218 I missed my flight.
  2. #219 Where is gate twelve?
  3. #220 My luggage is lost.
  4. #227 Do I need a visa?
  5. #228 Here is my passport.
  6. #229 I'm here for three days.

Taxis and cars

Get a taxi, tell the driver where to stop, or rent a car.

  1. #221 Where can I rent a car?
  2. #222 Fill up the tank, please.
  3. #223 How far is the airport?
  4. #224 I need a taxi.
  5. #225 Stop here, please.
  6. #226 Keep the change.

At the hotel

Check in, ask about breakfast and Wi-Fi, and fix what is wrong with the room.

  1. #230 Where is the hotel?
  2. #231 I have a booking.
  3. #232 What time is check-in?
  4. #233 What time is check-out?
  5. #234 The room is too noisy.
  6. #235 Can I have a wake-up call?
  7. #236 Is breakfast included?
  8. #237 Where is the elevator?
  9. #238 Which floor?
  10. #239 The key doesn't work.
  11. #240 Is there Wi-Fi here?

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Questions about travel English sentences

What are the most common travel English sentences?

The most common travel English sentences are “I need a ticket.”, “I missed my flight.”, “Where can I rent a car?” and “Where is the hotel?” All 30 are on this page, grouped by situation.

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