How to Say ‘Have a good trip.’ in Spain Spanish
Que tengan buen viaje.
keh TEN-gahn bwen BYAH-heh
[keh TEN-gahn bwen BYAH-heh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses [que] + verb for good wishes: [Que tengan buen viaje] literally looks different from English, but it's just "Have a good trip." You can reuse the pattern in [Que tenga buen día] for one person.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
may; that
Used to introduce a polite wish directed to someone.
Que tengan un buen día en Madrid.
Have a good day in Madrid.
tengan
[TEN-gahn]
you have
Formal/plural subjunctive of 'tener,' common in polite wishes.
Ojalá tengan un vuelo tranquilo.
I hope you have a calm flight.
Buen viaje.
bwen BYAH-heh
have a good trip
A common farewell wish for someone who is travelling.
¡Buen viaje y hasta pronto!
Have a good trip and see you soon!
Words in this phrase
buen
[bwen]
good
Shortened form of 'bueno' placed before a masculine singular noun.
Les deseo un buen descanso.
I wish you a good rest.
viaje
[BYAH-heh]
trip; journey
Refers to travel from one place to another.
Su viaje empieza esta tarde.
Your trip starts this afternoon.
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