why cannon & why DSLR? if u're just started, start small first & grow from there.
i bought a used (cheap?) mirrorless cam with kit lens & have been using it for travel, & now have bought few more lenses based on my needs, after knowing the limitation of the kits lens & very happy with my travel photo collection thus far..

erm, sorry what are you talking about?

DSLR is DSLR, no such thing as semi DSLR / full DSLR.

Perhaps you're referring to sensor type being APS-C or Full Frame?

If that's the case then you're mistaken on lens range to play with because Canon APS-C sensor body can use EF-S and EF lenses while Canon Full-frame sensor body can only use EF lenses.

Sony RX100 compact camera can do all that, minus the lens changing.

And lighter to carry around.

Canon M50 is a good camera. you can try it.

M50 is quite nice actually, if you can get a used unit and pair with small lens then it'll work like any other DSLR camera.

Depends on what you like to shoot, for me I go with standard zooms enough.

Depending on which camera and model, some people like to go ultra wide, some people prefer super zoom (eg 18-200). Others like me, standard zoom. Then there's the others who prefer prime lenses like 24mm, 28mm, 35mm and so on.

Entirely up to preference.

https://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/...rorless-cameras

M50 lens choices limited unless you use converter to can use EF lenses.

EF-M 22mm f/2 STM would be really nice for travel, pancake size lens but with fixed focal length. Approximately 35mm FOV.

I got mine at rm20xx body only that's like 5/6 months back. Then Lazada order Viltrox ef-efm mount. You can start with kit lens la if budget is a concern.

I bought a pre loved canon 100d 2 years ago along with a 24mm f2.8 STM lens.  I've never been happier.  Both of em are so compact, I can even fit it inside my fanny pack.

I know you're a Canon lover, but ever considered micro Four Thirds? Lens collection is currently the best in the mirrorless section, with no other systems coming close.