aisle seat
(n) a seat in a plane that is next to the walkway
board
(v) to get on a plane
boarding card
(n) a card that you show before you get on a plane
business class
(n) a type of seat on a plane that offers more comfort and service for business travellers
cancel
(v) to decide that sth that has been arranged will not happen
change
(n) small amounts of money that you get back when you have given too much for sth
check-in
(n) the place in an airport where you go before your flight, to show your ticket and give in your bags
credit card
(n) a small plastic card that you can use to buy goods and services and pay for them later
delay
(n) a period of time when you have to wait because sth is slow or late
economy class
(n) the cheapest type of seat on a plane, that offers the lowest level of comfort and service
exchange rate
(n) the amount of a currency (= money used in a country) that you get in exchange for a unit of another currency
expiry date
(n) the date after which a passport, credit card, agreement etc. is no longer valid
gate
(n) a way out of an airport through which passengers go to get on their plane
hand luggage
(n) small bags that you can keep with you on an aircraft
miss a flight
(v) to arrive too late for a plane
pack
(v) to put clothes, etc. into a bag in preparation for a trip away from home
passport control
(n) the place in an airport or at a border where passports are checked
queue
(n) [BrE] a line of people who are waiting for sth
reservation
(n) an arrangement for a room in a hotel to be kept for you
room service
(n) a service provided in a hotel, allowing guests to order food and drink to be brought to their rooms
security
(n) protection against attack or danger
sightseeing
(n) visiting interesting buildings or places as a tourist
stressful
(adj) causing worry or anxiety
terminal
(n) a building at an airport where passengers arrive and leave
tour guide
(n) a person who takes tourists around an interesting building or place
vacancy
(n) a room that is empty in a hotel
wake-up call
(n) a telephone call from a hotel reception to wake you up
window seat
(n) a seat on a plane that is next to the window