A reply from lost property
Read a fictional lost-property email in this A2 lesson. Practise finding the details needed to identify a bag, with vocabulary and five questions with answers.
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English reading about travel and places
Travel reading combines plans with information that may change. These lessons help you read notices, guest messages and trip descriptions while remembering to check current details before a real journey.
What you’ll practise
- Read travel notices and instructions
- Compare routes, times and activities
- Separate a dated report from current journey information
A useful path: Start with an A2 station or guesthouse message. Try a B1 comparison or report when you can follow reasons and changing plans.
Travel reading lessons
9 readsA2 · Clear, familiar reading
A change of train platform
Follow a passenger who reads a station notice and finds the correct platform.
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The Coast to Coast becomes a National Trail
Read about the Coast to Coast Path receiving National Trail status in March 2026.
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Reading a guesthouse message
Read an owner’s message and find arrival, breakfast and departure information.
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B1 · More detail and inference
Correcting a booking date
Read a hotel email exchange about a wrong booking date. Practise checking arrival and departure details with B1 vocabulary and five questions.
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Singapore’s Circle Line signs
Practise B1 reading with a report on Singapore’s Circle Line signs, six useful words and five questions with answers.
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A weekend in an unfamiliar town
Follow a visitor who changes her plans and discovers stories behind old buildings.
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Comparing two day trips
Compare two fictional day trips by activities, times and what the price includes.
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A new bus link to Norwich
Read an April 2026 report about a bus connection and distinguish news from journey information.
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