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English Grammar - Usage

Travel, Journey, Trip and Voyage - Differences in meaning

Travel means traveling in general.

  • Travel is my passion.

The plural form travels is used to refer to long journeys especially to other countries.

  • Is he back from his travels?
Journey

A journey is a piece of traveling.

  • Did you have a good journey?
Trip

A trip is a return journey. It also refers to the activity which is the reason for the journey.

  • He is on a business trip.

A long sea journey is often called a voyage.

See Also

Since, for, ago and before
Enough to and too...to...
Has/have been and has/have gone
So that and In order that New!
On time and In time - differences New!
Have or have got: differences
Hear or listen to?
He or she and they
Words ending in -man
Can and be able to
At or in?
Can or could?

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