By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Go off the beaten track [Expression] (to visit an isolated place where few people go).
Unlike his brother, he prefers to go off the beaten track.
It's high time you went off the beaten track!
Guided tour [Noun] (a tour in which a group of people is guided by an expert who explains facts about the place).
We went on a guided tour of the city.
The guided tour of the site was one of my trip highlights.
The wonders of the temple were made more lucid by a guided tour of the little museum.
Head for [Verb] (go towards a direction).
I couldn't figure out where on earth he was heading for. The plane is heading for Dubai at the moment.
Holiday brochure [Noun] (a small book or magazine containing details of the holiday).
The information provided in your holiday brochure must not be false or misleading.
Our guide gave us a great brochure about our hotel.
Holiday destination [Noun] (the place to which people are going for a holiday).
New York is still our most popular holiday destination.
Spain is probably the greatest holiday destination on the planet.
Hordes of tourists [Noun] (large crowds of tourists). There are always hordes of tourists here in the summer. Hordes of tourists arrive in Italy every June.
In the middle of nowhere [Adverb] (in a place where few people live that is far away from any towns and cities).
He lives in a tiny cottage in the middle of nowhere.
They live on a small farm in the middle of nowhere.
Out of season [Expression] (at a time of the year when a place is less popular).
Hotels are cheaper out of season. We spend our holiday out of season.
Package tour [Noun] (a holiday at a fixed price organized by a travel agent including transportation, accommodations, etc).
We have a package tour to Bali, which includes airfare, hotel, and guided tours.
A package tour to England can really save you a ton of money.