globe-trotting
Visiting many countries
Globe-trotting means traveling widely around the world, especially frequently or casually.
The term suggests someone who hops from country to country with ease: a globe-trotting journalist, her globe-trotting lifestyle.
A globe-trotter is such a traveler.
The word carries a slightly breezy tone—adventure without hardship.
Craving for distant places
- destinationsPlaces one travels to
- itineraryPlanned sequence of destinations
- passportGovernment-issued travel credential
- sightseeingVisiting places of interest
backpacking · nomad · tourist · voyage · journey · excursion · guidebook · airfare
Organized exploratory journey
- adventureRisky exciting undertaking
- discoveryAct of finding something
- explorerOne who investigates unfamiliar regions
- odysseyExtended adventurous journey
quest · safari · trek · pilgrimage · trailblazer · pioneer · navigator · discoverer
wanderlust
Craving for distant places
- destinationsPlaces one travels to
- itineraryPlanned sequence of destinations
- passportGovernment-issued travel credential
sightseeing · backpacking · nomad · tourist · voyage · journey · excursion · guidebook · airfare · hostels
expedition
Organized exploratory journey
- adventureRisky exciting undertaking
- discoveryAct of finding something
- explorerOne who investigates unfamiliar regions
odyssey · quest · safari · trek · pilgrimage · trailblazer · pioneer · navigator · discoverer · uncharted
- traveltrip, trips, journey, journeys, travel
- Adventuresadventure, expedition, exploration, exploring, journey
- worldlyworldly, cosmopolitan, world traveler, cultured, sophisticated
- aviationaircraft, airports, flying, flight, airplane
globe-trottinghomebound
Confined to one's residence
stay-at-home · sedentary · stationary · housebound · rooted
globe-trottingprovincial
Regional or narrow-minded
parochial · insular · untraveled · local · sheltered