A four-hour trip/flight from London

[hedgy]

I have just seen this:
Where can you go in January for almost guaranteed sunshine - without travelling for most of the day to get there? The answer is Marrakech in Morocco, a four-hour ____ from Britain, where the average temperature is a pleasant 66ºF.
Possible answers:
Travel: not possible because it is a more general word
Trip: this is the one
Flight: I prefer trip, but I think it might also be good, don't you think so?
Voyage: not possible, only for sea
Cheers

 

[Wandering JJ]

I would choose "a four-hour flight from Britain [Londres/Birmingham].

If you say "a four-hour trip" then that includes going to the airport, parking the car, checking in, flying, travel at the other end..." therefore I prefer "flight".

Also, better to stipulate an airport, as it can take one hour or more longer from airports other than London!

Cheers.

 

[simonitov]

I would say "flight" too.

 

[aztlaniano]

Se pueden evitar todos: ... only four hours (away) from Britain ...
Se podría añadir "by air", pero se sobrentiende.

 

[hedgy]

I am sorry I made a mistake. I misread the exercise. I've just seen that the correct answer is flight.
Thanks anyway.