
Talking about travelling in Spanish
Let’s start with some questions you can use to start the conversation, let’s call it a warm up –calentamiento
We will divide the questions regarding experiences, routines when travelling and opinions, ready? Go!– ¡vamos!
Asking about experiencies

- ¿Qué países del mundo has visitado? ¿Cuál es tu favorito?
Which countries have you visited? Which one is your favourite?
- ¿Dónde fue tu último viaje?
Where was your last trip?
- ¿Dónde será tu próximo viaje?
Where would be your next one?
- ¿Cuál ha sido tu viaje favorito? ¿Por qué?
What have been your favourite trip? Why?
- ¿Has tenido alguna mala experiencia?
Have you had some bad experience?
- ¿Alguna vez se te ha perdido el equipaje?
Have you ever lost your luggage?
Asking about travelling routines

- Cuando viajas, ¿Dónde te quedas?
When you travel, where do you stay?
- ¿Tienes problemas cuando viajas en avión?¿Te da miedo?
Do you have problems when you travel by plane? Are you scared of it?
- ¿Cuál es tu medio de transporte favorito para viajar?
What is your favourite travelling transport?
- ¿Qué te gusta hacer cuando viajas?
What do you like to do you like to do when you travel?
- ¿Te gusta viajar solo o en grupo?
Do you like travelling on your own or with a group?
- ¿Prefieres vacaciones de playa, montaña o ciudad?
Do you prefer beach holidays, in the countryside or city sightseeing?
Asking about opinions

- ¿Qué país te gustaría visitar?
What country would you liek to visit?
- ¿Cómo es tu compañero de viaje ideal?
How is your ideal travel buddy?
- ¿Cómo organizas tus viajes?¿Te gusta tenerlo todo organizado?
How do you organize your trips? Do you like to have it everything planned?
Wow, good stuff! So you have some questions to get the ball rolling, let’s see how we can answer these questions
Me gustaría visitar … I would like to visit ….
Lo que más me gusta es… What I like most is ….
Mi mejor experiencia es… My best experience is…
Para mí es importante… For me is important…
He visitado I have visited
En mi experiencia In my experience
Mi plan es My plan is
Siempre he querido I’ve always wanted
Mi sueño es My dream is
No soporto…. I can’t stand
Lo peor es The worst is
Nunca Never
Siempre Always
I think with these basic sentences you could start answering pretty much all the questions we have above, and the things that will follow is just up to you, be creative! But as usual if you would like to know something else please leave a comment below and I will reply straight away 🙂
I hope you enjoyed and you are feeling all ready for your future Spanish conversations 🙂
That is all so far, if you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask I will reply as soon as I can.
Homework I would love if you could answer one of the questions we have seen above, in the comments, so you can practice your Spanish travel conversations, and get confident for them, or you might have other questions you would like to ask, in that case…ask away!
And before saying ¡Adiós! It is your turn I would love if you could share this blog with a fellow learner who could benefit from it.
Also I would like to share this quote I read not long ago and I loved it!
“stress is caused by not travelling enough” -so let’s get travelling amigos 🙂 !

¡Ten un día fantástico! – Have a fantastic day!
And I will write you soon.

This is great, thanks for the post