How can I ask of guests how was their travel?

How was your Dallas trip?

or

Did you have a good trip? (if there is only one trip)

thank your for your concern.

I want to ask guests how their trip was. Specifically I want to ask about the road between two cities.

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How did you find the drive from New York to Dallas?

How were the highways between New York and Dallas?

How was the New York to Dallas drive?

Thank you so much for your reply.
you hit the spot.
respectfully.

How was it towards between New York to and Dallas ?

Yes not strictly the road but you might actually want to know if it was raining or how an oncoming motorist shouted at him

Agreeing with Beth, you could also ask "How was your journey?"

I've known people who talk of little else but roads and the best ones to take.

Road bores. There used to be a Michael Heath cartoon in Private Eye each issue called "Great bores of today" or something like that, once he drew this bloke in a "car coat" (remember them?) and the caption was something like "No you don't want the A434 you want to take the B3512 and cut across to the A433 and then take the B3451 and then the B3445 and then you go on the B3343" (etc).

That sounds very familiar, I knew one bloke who, once he'd started, was very difficult, if not impossible, to get away from.

Having said that I love B roads.

It's one reason I find plausible the idea of widespread undiagnosed Aspergers.

I know it's not a B road, but there's a Dutch bloke, Pieter Boogaart, who is (or was) in love with the A272 and published a book "A272: Ode to a Road" in 2000. (The text was chosen for study in English A-Levels in 2006). He spent every holiday for 10 years driving cycling and walking along it visting landmarks and places he found interesting. It has gone through four editions. I suppose it sort of counts because the Winchester - Stockbridge section in Hampshire has been redesignated as the B3049. Oh God! I'm a road bore! Boogaart must be too - "It has three digits in its name, that's really quite remarkable for an A-road," he told the Guardian.

The Winchester Stockbridge road is alright, although I don't go down it that much.

And, yet again, you continue to provide the wrong answer.

You call yourself "Select My Tutor" but you don't seem to have a clue how English works. Your mistake is to act like you do, you give false and misleading information all the time to people learning to speak English. It makes a mockery of this site's name.

Instead of giving out wrong advice you need to take some English lessons yourself, and more importantly you should stop giving advice on grammar threads. You don't know what you're talking about, most, if not all, of your advice is wrong.