Hello. There are many interesting things about traveling. I will give you an example of each meaning for your reference. 1. How much is this tour?

How much does this trip cost?

(Travel means travel)

That performance led him to tour clubs all over America. This performance began his tour of all American clubs.

(Tourism is tourism)

3. Tour de France. Tour de France. (Tour refers to the competition)

2. Travel in English for three days

The first three days: the first three days

Three days in the west valley: three days in the west valley

Last three days: last three days

These two days. Travel in English for two days

: Just these two days. Example:

1. I really learned something these two days. I really learned something these two days.

So I feel very tired these two days. Therefore, I feel particularly tired these two days.

In these two days, she finished a module of math problems. These two days, she completed a module of Olympic math problem.

The weather is not good these two days. These two days are really hard.

4. Three-day English tour

Two weeks last for two weeks;

Two weeks = two weeks,

Two weeks = two weeks (long)

For example,

He stayed in Shanghai for two weeks. #039; He will stay in Shanghai for two weeks.

He took an English course in Shanghai for two weeks. #039; He had an English class in Shanghai for two weeks.

Twiweeks adds different prepositions and makes different adverbials of time.

He arrived here two weeks ago.

He has been here for two weeks.

He has been here for two weeks.

5. How do you say a three-day trip in English?

Three-day tour route, written in English: three-day tour route

6. Three-day English tour

Three days. Three days. It can be followed by a noun, such as a three-day holiday, three days, three days, three days.

7. We are going to travel for five days.

In my opinion, as a person who hasn't used English for nearly ten years, five days is five days. One thing takes five days, or five days to finish. It is two words; Five days is a continuous and qualitative single word, which means that something or a cycle lasts for five days, such as a five-day week and a five-day holiday.