Travel can be exciting, but you need some useful English words. From your home to the airport, many expressions can help you. First, you can hail a cab. This means you wave to a taxi to stop. The fare is the money you pay for the ride. When you arrive at the airport, you check in and get a boarding pass. Your carry-on is the small bag you take on the plane.
On the plane, you stow your bag in the overhead bin and buckle up. If the plane moves up and down, that is turbulence, but it is usually safe. After you land, you go to baggage claim to get your suitcase. Then, at immigration, they may ask about your visit. You should answer clearly. For example, say 'I am here for tourism' or 'I am staying for two weeks.' Knowing these words will make your trip easier and less stressful.
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