Travelling. B1. (listening+reading)

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As a teenager, you may be thinking of going on holiday alone or in the company of friends. Although travel          [broadens, widens, closes] the mind and can be a wonderful learning experience for you, you must take certain things into consideration. First of all, before setting     [in, up, to, off] on an adventure holiday, you should inform your parents of your travel plans in detail, including where you will stay and when. Your parents’ role should not be limited to paying the travel          [amounts, bills, expenses] .Many parents have travelled            [fully, widely, completely] themselves, so it is actually worth getting them involved, as they can give you some very valuable advice. In addition, you should seriously consider going on a package holiday instead of travelling independently. Besides being more economical—as accommodation, transport, entertainment, food and travel           [insurance, guide, condition] are usually included in the price—these [kinds of] holidays are also much safer. You can, as a result, expect fewer nasty surprises, such as getting lost in a dangerous area.