Why we travel

The phrase “to make an impression” means that someone will make an assumption about you based on your looks, they way you talk or how you act.

A seaside is the land bordering the sea country.

The only way spelled correctly is \"research\".

If something is memorable it means that it is easy to remember; it is notable.

A tourist guide is a professional person who is trained in sharing verified facts about things of interest in a country.

One person thinks and percieves things in a different manner than another.

The phrase “to see the sights” means to see, for example, famous monuments or interesting events.

Different (letter F is used twice) is the correct way of spelling.

If someone travels for research purposes it means that they are there to make scientific conclusions.

Horizon is the correct way of spelling.

The phrase \"to get out of comfort zone\" means to try out new and different things.

Souvenirs are meaningful small trinkets, such as postcards or key chains.

A globetrotter is a person who travels widely.

It is important not to intrude or act uncivilized towards something other people believe in.

In some cases, people travel to exotic places to try different cuisines.

A mental detox is a process of disconnecting oneself from social media for example.

The phrase “to widen one’s horizons” means to widen one’s interests and see outside the box.

An easy going person is someone who si relaxed and tolerant in their manner

Wanderlust is strong longing for or impulse toward travelling.

Luggage is the correct way of spelling that word.