The word "trip" is a noun except when it is used to mean stumbling over something. The word "travel" is most often used as a verb. I have traveled to Europe and to the Middle East. I went on a trip to these places. Travel can be fun even on a business trip. Travel can be a long trip or I could say that I travel 20 km each day to go to work.

Travel sounds a bit more formal, whereas trip sounds shorter and more relaxed. Here are some examples to help you see how each word can be used in context: "I enjoy travelling." (but not I enjoy trip). "He took a trip down to the baker." (short duration) "If your English improves, we'll travel to England together." "If your English improves, we'll go on a trip to England together." "Would we be able to travel to Buenos Aires via Miami?" Hope this helps!

"trip" is shorter (i mean duration)

These terms can be used interchangeably, however usually a trip is short, unless expressly stated as being extended (ie of a longer duration). So when someone uses this term it usually means a short visit to a single destination. The term 'Travel' has no time limit associated with it - it could be a short trip....or an extended period of travel. Travel also suggests visiting more than one place.

Trip means you go at particular place for short time and come back at your home or work place. Travel mean to make a journey usally over a long distance