Use the internet to research travel planning and booking websites to organize a trip to the Spanish-speaking city of your choice. Then, record yourself talking about a sample day in the life of your travels.

Use the future tense in Spanish (Yo volaré a Buenos Aires, Argentina) as well as the present tense ir + a + infinitive structure to tell what you are going to do during your travels (Yo voy a aprender el tango).

Track how much money it will cost for travel and accommodation. Traveling is worth it, so start saving!

(1) Search travel costs round trip (by car, plane, or bus) to a Spanish-speaking city of your choice on the dates of your choice using an online travel booking site.

(2) Find a place to stay in the accommodation of your choice (hotel, hostel, bed & breakfast) for a minimum of 1 night. Record the cost per night.

(3) Research travel sites to find a local restaurant serving authentic dishes and view the menu. Choose a minimum of 1 meal.

(4) Find the top visited tourist destinations in the Spanish-speaking city of your choice and find one that appeals to you. Choose a minimum of 1 activity.



Then, talk about your travel plans.

Record a description of your travel and expense plan. Include the name of the place where you will stay, how much your plane ticket will cost, the restaurant where you will eat, what you will eat, and what activity you will do.


Your response must contain a minimum of 10 complete and detailed Spanish sentences.

Tip: Use the verb costar to talk about how much something costs.
The verb volar means to fly. A flight is un vuelo, and a round trip is una ida y vuelta.
When talking about where you stay, as in a hotel or hostel, use the reflexive verb phrase quedarse en.