English Dictionary
Definition slow travel in British English
slow travel noun
noun
1
travelling long distances over land and sea rather than by plane, especially because you are concerned about the environment or because you want to spend time enjoying the journey
Example
This is slow travel, which, rather like "slow food", is quickly catching on, and it is an unbeatable way to go on holiday. While flying is a method of transport, taking a train is travel in its widest sense, in the same way that cycling or walking through a town enables you to see things that drivers miss completely.
