How to Say ‘Have a good trip.’ in Mexican Spanish
Que tenga buen viaje.
keh TEN-gah bwen vee-AH-heh
[keh TEN-gah bwen vee-AH-heh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a polite, friendly send-off you might hear from airline or airport staff as the interaction ends. It's warmer than just ending with [gracias] or [de nada], but still completely standard.
Phrase Breakdown
Que tenga
keh TEN-gah
have / may you have
Polite wish using the subjunctive form; common when saying goodbye.
Que tenga un buen día.
Have a good day.
Words in this phrase
Que
[keh]
may / that
Used to introduce a polite wish. In this sentence, it helps express 'have a good trip.'
Que tenga buen viaje y llegue con bien.
Have a good trip and arrive safely.
tenga
[TEN-gah]
you have
A formal verb form meaning 'you have' or 'may you have.' It sounds polite and respectful.
Espero que tenga buen viaje hoy.
I hope you have a good trip today.
buen
[bwen]
good
The form of 'bueno' used before a masculine singular noun, such as 'viaje.'
Le deseo un buen viaje en su vuelo a Monterrey.
I wish you a good trip on your flight to Monterrey.
viaje
[vee-AH-heh]
trip
A noun meaning 'trip' or 'journey.' It is often used when wishing travelers well.
Que tenga buen viaje en su conexión.
Have a good trip on your connection.
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