With the growing popularity of international tourism, people have more opportunities to contact with some less common local sources of infection abroad. When facing people returning home from traveling abroad, doctors should carefully inquire about the patients’ travel and contact history and stay vigilant to take diagnoses uncommon in their home countries into consideration. Salmonella is a common intestinal infectious disease, especially in regions where tap water is not widely available and environmental sanitation is substandard. Patients infected mainly manifest gastrointestinal symptoms. We report herein a less common case: Salmonella lung abscess. We are, however, unable to confirm whether the patient was infected while traveling abroad or after returning home.