Travel أنواع السفر

travel/journey/trip/expedition/safari/

cruise/voyage??

Differences in meaning

The plural form travels is used to refer to long journeys especially to other countries.
Is he back from his travels?
Journey
A journey is one single piece of travel. You make journeys when you travel from one place to another. (Note that the plural is spelt journeys, not journies):
Did you have a good journey?

Trip
A trip usually involves more than one single journey. We talk about day trips, round trips and business trips. We make journeys usually, but we go on trips:

A trip is a return journey. It also refers to the activity which is the reason for the journey.
He is on a business trip.
Safari (noun)
A safari is a trip or expedition to observe wild animals in their natural habitat in Africa, usually. You go on safari to safari parks. In days gone by, you might have worn your light cotton safari suit for this purpose.

Voyage

A voyage is a long journey, not necessarily for pleasure, on a ship. We don’t talk about voyages very much in the present time, but historically they were very significant.

A long sea journey is often called a voyage.
Cruise (noun and verb)
A cruise is a holiday during which you travel on a ship or boat and visit a number of places en route. When we cruise, this is exactly what we do: