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Synonyms and antonyms of People who travel in American Thesaurus

People who travel

a traveling companion ()

someone you are on a trip with

backpacker (noun)

someone, especially a young person without much money, who travels around an area on foot or public transportation, often carrying a backpack

bird of passage (noun)

literary someone who keeps moving from one place to another

business traveler (noun)

someone who is traveling on business

camp follower (noun)

someone who travels with an army to sell goods or provide services to the soldiers

caravan (noun)

a group of people and vehicles or animals traveling together, especially in a desert

coach party (noun)

British a group of tourists, traveling by bus

commuter (noun)

someone who travels regularly to and from work

companion (noun)

someone who is paid to live or travel with another person

dude (noun)

informal a man from a city in the eastern U.S. or Canada who goes on vacation to a western ranch (=a place where you ride horses)

explorer (noun)

someone who travels to a place that other people do not know much about in order to find out what is there

fellow traveler (noun)

a person who travels with someone else

flier (noun)

someone who travels by airplane

frequent flier (noun)

someone who often travels by airplane, especially with the same airline

globetrotter (noun)

informal someone who travels a lot and visits a lot of different countries

itinerant (noun)

someone who travels around frequently, especially in order to get work

leisure traveler (noun)

someone who is going on vacation and is not traveling on business

pathfinder (noun)

someone who is the first to find a way across an area of land

pilgrim (noun)

someone who travels to a holy place that is important in their religion

pilgrim (noun)

someone who visits a place because it is connected with someone or something that is important to them

roadie (noun)

informal someone whose job is to travel with musicians and move their equipment

rover (noun)

mainly literary someone who travels around without a definite direction or purpose

salesperson (noun)

someone whose job is to sell the products or services of a particular company, especially by traveling to different places

sales representative (noun)

someone whose job is to travel to different places and sell the products or services of a particular company

sightseer (noun)

a tourist who is traveling around a place and looking at interesting things

snowbird (noun)

Americaninformal someone who moves to a warmer area every winter

traveler (noun)

someone who is traveling or who travels often

traveling companion (noun)

someone you are on a journey with

traveling salesman (noun)

someone whose job is to travel to different places to sell goods from a particular company

traveller ()

the British spelling of traveler

Ugly American (noun)

Americaninformal an American in a foreign country who behaves in a way that is offensive to the people in that country and to other travelers

vacationer (noun)

American someone who is on vacation. The British word is holidaymaker.

vagabond (noun)

old-fashioned someone with no home or job who travels from place to place

voyager (noun)

literary someone who travels on a long trip, especially by boat

wayfarer (noun)

literary a person who travels by walking

weekender (noun)

someone who is staying at a place for a weekend