How to Say ‘Have a good trip!’ in Italian
Buon viaggio!
bwohn vee-AHD-joh
[bwohn vee-AHD-joh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Airport staff may say this as a friendly sign-off when the interaction is over. It's warm but standard, not especially personal.
Phrase Breakdown
Buon
[bwohn]
good / have a good
Short form of buono used before some masculine singular nouns in greetings and wishes.
Le auguro buon Buon viaggio!
I wish you a good trip!
viaggio
[vee-AHD-joh]
trip / journey
Travel or journey; common in the expression buon viaggio.
Domani inizia il viaggio: Buon viaggio!
The trip starts tomorrow: have a good trip!
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