Travel & Tourism Phrasal Verbs 1

Phrasal verbs exercise for travel and tourism workers — common multi-word verbs in tourism English.

Vocabulary in context

Phrasal verbs in travel and tourism English tend to cluster around a few key areas: movement (set off, check in, head back), problem-solving (look into, sort out, deal with), and communication (follow up, pass on, get back to). This exercise covers the ones that come up most frequently in the daily operations of travel and tourism work — in briefings, in client conversations, and in the quick colleague communication that keeps a busy travel office running. The goal is to recognise and use them without hesitation, even mid-conversation.

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Choose the best phrasal verb to complete each of the following sentences:

1. You don't have to stay on the sightseeing bus until the end. You can _____________ ( = leave the bus) anytime you like during the tour.
2. You can go into the city. Just make sure you ______________ ( = return) by 6:00 PM.
3. I'm sure you'll _______________ ( = discover) a lot of interesting things about the city during the tour.
4. We're going to _______________ ( = drive/move slower) so that you can get a good look at the church.
5. We have to wait for the others to ______________ ( = to reach us *implies that they are moving more slowly*).
6. Unfortunately, the train _______________ ( = stopped working), so you'll have to get off here and wait for another one.
7. If we see something interesting, I will _______________ to you. ( = I will mention it to you)
8. They started to build the castle, but they _______________ ( = started to have) some financial problems.
9. When you go to the market area, make sure to _______________. ( = to go from shop to shop, comparing prices)
10. We'll _______________. = We'll resolve it.
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