travellers

People on journeys

Travellers is the plural of traveller, people who journey from place to place.

In British and Irish English, Travellers (often capitalized) refers specifically to ethnic groups with traditionally nomadic lifestyles, including Irish Travellers and Romani people: The council established a site for Travellers.

The term can carry prejudicial weight depending on context.

This spelling is standard in British English; Americans write travelers.

nomadic

pastoralists

People raising grazing animals

peripatetic · transient · tribes · caravan · yurt · tent · herders · steppe · migration · seasonal

journey

voyage

Journey by sea

trek · excursion · sojourn · crossing · wayfaring · roaming · ramble · passage · itinerary · stopover

tourism

vacation

Leisure time away

landmarks · attractions · souvenirs · guidebook · resorts · cruise · all-inclusive · tourist · leisure · brochure

adventure

backpacking

Self-supported wilderness travel

mountaineering · hiking · camping · exploration · kayaking · rafting · rock-climbing · caving · surfing · sailing

commute

rush-hour

Daily commute congestion period

  • subwayUnderground transit passage
  • metroUrban rail transit
  • busLarge passenger vehicle

carpool · traffic · fare · ticket · timetable · transit · passenger · platform · station · conductor

explorers

Magellan

Amundsen · Earhart · Livingstone · Cousteau · Drake · Sacagawea · Scott · Fawcett · Armstrong · discoverers

Categories
Opposites
mobility and movement

travellershomebodies

People preferring domestic life

residents · locals · settlers · couch potatoes · stayers

relationship to home/place

travellersresidents

People living somewhere

locals · natives · settlers · homebodies · inhabitants

arrival/departure dynamic

travellershosts

Those who entertain guests

recipients · innkeepers · hoteliers · locals

Phrases
Family

travelled, traveller

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G