The word 'traveller' is correct and permissible in written English.
You can use the word in any sentence to refer to someone who is travelling or has travelled. For example: "The weary traveller stopped at the inn to rest."
This is where the city's Youth Hostel is located, but it is doubtful if even the most ardent traveller gets to discover the quirky Food & Art.
As a solo female traveller, you definitely don't want to be this person.
I know about this place partly because I live in Paris and I am a frequent Eurostar traveller, and partly because this is where Google sent me when I typed in the request "Where to find heroin in Paris".
Chatwin stayed for four months, but you probably won't have that much time – below are some experiences you can fit into a 10-day or two-week trip, and a few odysseys aimed at the time-rich traveller.
One traveller said they had been waiting outside Finsbury Park for two hours.
The Ancient Amber Routes: Travels from Riga to Byzantium by Mara Kalnins (Petergailis) charts the quest of an intrepid traveller, a dedicated and scholarly researcher into numerous fields, as she traces the origins and development of the trade in the much sought after treasure of amber.
Early users were encouraged to inflate an airbed and rent it out to a stranded traveller.
Hotels – and indeed, tourists – are even rarer in the sunny, sleepy islands beyond Jaffna, reached by causeway and free ferry, but the intrepid traveller will find a ready welcome from people cut off from the west for a generation.
The company, which operates in cities across Europe, as well as Asia and America, employs academic specialists to design "narrative participatory experiences" for the "intellectually curious traveller".
Like all good ghost stories, the premise is simplicity itself – a lonely traveller goes on a skiing holiday in the Alps.
