锦泰留学网“Essentials for studying abroad and traveling”
Travel Essentials Checklist
1. Passport
2. Travel visa (if required)
3. Travel itinerary
4. Transportation tickets (flight, train, bus, etc.)
5. Hotel reservations
6. Travel insurance documentation
7. Emergency contact information
8. Currency or travel money card
9. Credit/debit cards
10. Cash in local currency
11. Phone and charger
12. Travel adapter/converters
13. Portable power bank
14. Travel guidebooks/maps
15. Language translation app/phrasebook
16. Camera and extra memory cards
17. Travel-sized toiletries
18. First aid kit
19. Medications/vitamins
20. Comfortable walking shoes
21. Lightweight clothing
22. Travel pillow/neck pillow
23. Sunglasses and hat
24. Raincoat/umbrella
25. Snacks and water bottle
26. Travel locks
27. Luggage tags
28. Daypack or backpack
29. Portable WiFi hotspot
30. Entertainment (books, magazines, etc.)
The essential travel items [or "must-haves"] in standard English.
When traveling, it is important to have some basic English phrases and vocabulary to help you communicate and navigate your way. Here are some essential English phrases to have with you when traveling:
1. Greetings: Hello, Good morning/afternoon/evening, Goodbye, Thank you, Please, Excuse me, Sorry.
2. Directions: Where is...? (bathroom, bank, hotel, restaurant), Can you show me on the map?, How far is it?, Is it near/far from here?
3. Transportation: How much is the fare?, Where is the nearest bus/train station?, Can you call a taxi for me?, When does the next bus/train arrive?
4. Ordering Food: Can I see a menu?, I would like to order..., Is this spicy?, Can I have the bill, please?
5. Shopping: How much does this cost?, Do you accept credit cards?, Can I try this on?, Do you have this in a different size/color?
6. Emergency: I need help, Where is the nearest hospital/police station?, I lost my passport/bag, I don't feel well.
7. Numbers: Be familiar with numbers for money, quantities, and time.
8. Basic phrases: Yes, No, I understand, I don't understand, I'm sorry, Could you speak slower, please?, Can you help me?
Remember to practice these phrases before your trip and don't be afraid to use them when needed. Having a basic understanding of English will greatly enhance your travel experience.
