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Difference between a journey, trip, tour



 
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Difference between a journey, trip, tour #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 22, 2006 10:26 am   Difference between a journey, trip, tour
 

English Synonym, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #78 "Synonyms for trip and journey", question 4

If you are planning a holiday in Amsterdam, you'd better go by plane because otherwise it is a three day ......... by bus from Bulgaria to Holland.

(a) journey
(b) go
(c) pass
(d) expedition

English Synonym, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #78 "Synonyms for trip and journey", answer 4

If you are planning a holiday in Amsterdam, you'd better go by plane because otherwise it is a three day journey by bus from Bulgaria to Holland.

Correct answer: (a) journey
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Journey trip tour #2 (permalink) Wed Feb 22, 2006 10:49 am   Journey trip tour
 

Hi,

Journey describes travelling from one place to another over a considerable distance. That's why in the test sentence we are talking about is a three day journey.

Trip is often travelling to a place and coming back the same day and so it is not usually long. You are staying in a hotel on holiday and the travel company representative will organise trips to places of interest and you will come back to the hotel that day for your evening meal.

Tour describes travelling from one place after another over a period of days/weeks and visiting various towns/cities and in the end coming back to where you started. This is also a word used on the internet sometimes described as a virtual tour when you are shown a series of pictures describing the site you are looking at.

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Difference between a journey, trip, tour #3 (permalink) Thu Feb 18, 2010 21:55 pm   Difference between a journey, trip, tour
 

Thank you!
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Difference between a journey, trip, tour #4 (permalink) Fri Feb 04, 2011 6:27 am   Difference between a journey, trip, tour
 

Thank Alen well done.
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Difference between a journey, trip, tour #5 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 15:36 pm   Difference between a journey, trip, tour
 

Hello Mr.Alan,
I like reading your comments. They are accurate and incomparable.

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