Key vocabulary at a glance

Part of Travel and tourism · Section 3 of 4

Key FactsUnit: Theme 3: Communication and the World Around UsGCSE

This key facts covers Key vocabulary at a glance within Travel and tourism for GCSE French. Revise Travel and tourism in Theme 3: Communication and the World Around Us for GCSE French with 15 exam-style questions and 17 flashcards. This is a high-frequency topic, so it is worth revising until the explanation feels precise and repeatable. It is section 3 of 4 in this topic. Use this key facts to connect the idea to the wider topic before moving on to questions and flashcards.

📌 Key vocabulary at a glance

  • en + feminine country/region — en France, en Espagne, en Bretagne
  • au + masculine country — au Portugal, au Japon, au Maroc
  • à + city — à Paris, à Lyon, à Rome
  • en voiture / en avion / en train / en bus — transport (use en, not à)
  • à vélo / à pied — the exceptions: bicycle and on foot use à
  • réserver une chambre — to book a room
  • complet — fully booked (hotel says this when there is no availability)
  • l'auberge de jeunesse — youth hostel (feminine noun, note the full phrase)
  • faire des randonnées — to go hiking (plural in French)
  • goûter la cuisine locale — a strong cultural phrase for speaking tasks

Practice questions for Travel and tourism

What does 'les vacances' mean in English?

  • A. holidays / vacation
  • B. vacancy / empty room
  • C. the journey
  • D. the stay
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A student writes: 'Je veux rester après le voyage.' What does 'rester' actually mean?

  • A. to rest / to relax
  • B. to stay / to remain
  • C. to return
  • D. to resist
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Quick recall flashcards

rester
to stay / to remain — FALSE FRIEND: does NOT mean 'to rest' (se reposer)
la gare
train station / railway station — feminine noun

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