Inspired by Piaczka's thread about annoying phrases, I have a personal list of misspelled words specifically linked to travel: accommodation (and its variations), itinerary (even more variations).
However, several others have been appearing more often: "I have been pouring over past threads", "a place without hoards of tourists".
Any others you have seen on the travel branches?
Boarder is of course a correctly spelled word, and one associated with travel. But it is mostly seen here when "border" is intended. A boarder is someone who boards in lodgings.
If you are going to give us more general words like poring and hordes, then I shall give you "led", for which "lead" is annoyingly substituted, I would dare to say more often than not.
On the Iceland branch, we regularly see Porsmork, a misunderstanding of the Icelandic script Þórsmörk, more usually rendered Thorsmork if you don't wish to use the special characters not easily accessed from many keyboards.
Columbia for Colombia is quite common.
A curious note is that Valladolid is rarely spelt rightly in the Western Europe branch but it's usually spelt rightly in the Mexico branch (although I must say I didn't pay much attention to the Mexican branch but when I made it...).
@ansh_jain_47 (#3): According to Wikipedia, [Coliseum|en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colosseum] seems to be also right.
