Travel – The verb

Travel is the interchange of individuals between different geographic locations. Travel can be done by feet, by car, bike, train, plane, boat, truck or any other mode, with or without personal luggage, and is usually one way to get from one point to another. Some travel within the state, and some travel to other countries. When traveling, it is advisable to contact the tourism office in advance to get all the details, especially if you are going to a foreign country. There is a lot of information about traveling abroad on the internet, so you should be able to find all the necessary details on your own.

Travel is also the repeated movement of individuals between one place and another. The verb to travel implies moving from one place to another. Hence, travel means moving from one place to another. So, the journey as a whole is encompassed by this verb, which implies the act of moving from one place to another.

The verb to travel can also be used in a non-skeptical sense. For example, when I am travelling, I want to get to a final consonant. If I am in Canada, I would want to reach a final consonant such as “oba”. It may sound ridiculous, but it’s true! In British English, you would need to reach “oba” before saying the rest of the words in the sentence, and would not be acceptable in Canada.