Kamis, 28 November 2019

Chapter 7 Accomodation

CHAPTER 7 ACCOMODATION











Take off
1. Make a list of different types of tourist accommodation in your country.
Answer: Culinary, hotel, and tourist attraction.
2. Which of these have you stayed in?
Answer: I have been to some tourist attractions before in Yogyakarta such as Borobudur temple and Malioboro and many more to other cities.
3. Tell your partners about the best/worst/most unusual accommodation you have ever stayed in.
Answer: Borobudur temple was the best tourist attraction I have ever visited because it is a part of Indonesian history.

Vocabulary
1. Caravan
2. Log cabin
3. Motel
4. Campsite
5. University hall of residence
6. Farmhouse
2. Which of these types of accommodation do you have in your country?
Answer: There are campsite, motel, and university hall of residence in my country.
3. Think about each type of accommodation. It is serviced (meals are provided) or self-catering (you cook your own meals)? Discuss this in pairs or groups and complete the diagram.(Hint: Some types will fit into either category. Put these into the shaded area.)
Answer:
Self-catering: Caravan, Log cabin, Campsite, Farmhouse.
Serviced: Motel.
4. Now repeat your discussion, but this time categorize the different types of accommodation as
- Urban or rural
- Static or mobile.
Make a new diagram for each discussion.

Find out
Go to the internet or your local tourist information office. Find serviced or self-catering accommodation in your area that would be suitable for
1. A family (two adults, two small children) on holiday but with limited budget.
Answer: I think the swimming pool would be a very nice serviced place for a family to visit on holiday and the budget is not really that expensive too.
2. A business traveller staying in your area for three days for a conference.
Answer: If they are going to stay for three days I think it is the best for them to stay at a well-serviced hotel.
3. A retired couple who want to see the important monuments in your area.
Answer: There is not much important monument in my area but I think Karang Resik would be a suitable place to visit because there is a bridge related to the Indonesian history during the war against Netherland.
4. A student like you.
Answer: There are so many places to visit for a student but Pangandaran beach or Batu Karas are very popular place to visit by many students. There are a lot of activities they can do there.

Reading
What makes a good hotel?
1. What do people want from a hotel? A good bed? A comfortable room? A modern building? Work in pairs. Make a list of five things you would expect from a good hotel.
Answer: People want every aspects mentioned in the question. It would be nice if the hotel has a good service, a clean and comfortable room, a small kitchen area, a complete bathroom set such as bathtub, shower, etc. a balcony, a TV, and the most important is air-conditioning.
2. Look at the hotel web pages. Which hotel
- Is the best for business travellers?
Answer: The best hotel for business travellers is Radisson SAS Hotel because the hotel has 11 execellent meeting rooms, ballroom, and rooftop terrace for lunch and dinner.
- Sounds the most luxurious?
Answer: Ballymaloe
- Is the most attractive to you?
Answer: El Hana Beach

Vocabulary
Services and Facilities
1. Match these facilities and services with the icons.
1. Air conditioning
2. Baby sitting
3. Boutique
4. Beauty parlour
5. Car park
6. Safe box
7. Conference facilities
8. Direct dial telephone
9. Gymnasium
10. Internet connection
11. Laundry service
12. Hairdryer
13. Mini bar
14. Room service
15. Jacuzzi
16. Outdoor swimming pool
17. Wake-up call
18. Pay TV
19. Sauna
20. Restaurant
21. Radio
22. Satellite TV
23. Sea view

2. In your opinion, which are the five most important hotel services and facilities in
- a hotel for business people and conference delegates?
Answer: conference facilities, direct dial telephone, internet connection, restaurant, wake-up call, and safe box.
-a holiday hotel complex on the coast?
Answer: beauty parlour, sauna, sea view, room service, and air conditioning.
-a small hotel in the country side?
Answer: baby sitting, outdoor swimming pool, pay TV, and minibar.
3. Explain your choice to your partner.

Reading
Accommodation in Scotland
1. What types of accommodation would you expect to find in Scotland? Make a list with your partner.
2. Read the website of Scotland,
- How many different types of accommodation does it offer?
Answer: 14 hotels.
- Which type of popular, budget accommodation is not mentioned on the website?
Answer: Mammut Snow Hotel and Gamirasu Cave Hotel.
- Which are the most unusual types of accommodation mentioned?
Answer: Mammut Snow Hotel and Gamirasu Cave Hotel.
- Which are the types of accommodation on the web pahe attracks you most? Why?
Answer: Mammut Snow Hotel because I am not a fan of hot weather so I want to try how does it feel to stay in  a cold hotel like that.

Vocabulary
Describing and accommodation: adjectives and nouns
1. You can have a metropolitan hotel but you cannot have a metropolitan cottage. Why not?
Answer: Because metropolitan is a term used mostly to describe a big city rather than a small city in the country side and cottage is usually not located in a big city like hotel.
2. Match adjectives from A with nouns from B
Answer:
-Five-star  hotel
- Country farmhouse
- Converted motel
- Budget villa
- Friendly guest house
- Metropolitan apartement
- Medieval cottage
- Modern cabin
- Self-catering bed and breakfast
- Stylish hostel
3. Which adjectives can describe most nouns? Which adjectives combine with only one nouns? Budget, modern, stylish, and five-star.
4. How many meaningful combination can you make with two adjectives and a noun
Example
There is a huge range of modern, budget hotel in London.
5. Choose different adjective-noun combinations and use them to write sentences to describe accommodation you have stayed in as a tourist.
Answer: I have stayed in a modern hotel many years ago in Yogyakarta.

Writing
Local accommodation
Write an introduction to tourist accommodation in your area. You will need to include information about
- The different types of accommodation
- Typical accommodation in (a) urban areas and (b) rural areas
- Types of accommodation that are typical of your country
- Accommodation for people (a) on holiday and (b) on business
- One example of 'unusual' accommodation if you can find one (if the is no unusual accommodation in your area, include your idea from the speaking activity)
- Where can you get more information (websites, etc).




Chapter 6 Transport in Tourism

Take off
1. Look at the map below. Which countries does each route pass through?
2. Choose one of the journeys. What type of transport could be used on each stage?
3. Which route would you prefer to take? why? What would you hope to do and see? Exchange ideas with a partner.

Vocabulary
Transport words
1. Use words from the Table to complete the text on 'transport for tourism'.
2. Can you add any more words to the table? Look back at the previous units.
3. Which sections would you put these words in?
    taxi
    ticket collector
    hire car
    captain
    freeway
    yacht
4. How do tourist use the different types of transport? Put the journey and transport types (from columns 1 and 2 of the table) into the categories below.
    1. to and from destination only (e.g. international flight)
    2. at destination only (e.g. taxi ride from airport)
    3. as a main feature of the holiday (e.g. sightseeing heliopter ride)
5. Which types transport have you used? Think about the best and worsst journey you have ever made. Exchange ideas with a partner.

Find out
What do you really know about  transport in your country? With a partner, try to guess the facts in the table.

When you have made your predictions. research websites of national transport carriers and find the actual figures. Report back in class. How close were your predictions?
Vocabulary
Adjectives describing transport
1. Find pairs of opposites from the adjectives in the list.
    cheap - expensive
    clean - dirty
    comfortable - uncomfortable
    crowded - quiet
    dangerous - safe
    difficult - easy
    boring - exciting
    fast - slow
    punctual - unpunctual
2. Choose three adjectives that describe what is most important for tourists when travelling. Are they different for different types of transport?
  • Tourists want planes to be fast and cheap but they don't want them to be crowded

  • Language spot
          comparing things
1. Complete these sentences with the correct form of the adjectives: fast, easy, or comfortable.
    1. Trains are faster than buses, but planes are the faster.
    2. The easier way to buy a ticket is to go online.
    3. I'ts comfortable to travel first class than economy
    4. Helicopter aren't as faster as jet planes.
    5. Travelling by bus is usually less comfortable than travelling by train.
2. What are the rules for comparing adjectives? Complete the table.
3. In pairs, compare the following.
    1 Ferries/cruise ships
    2 trains/coaches/cars
    3 working as a pilot/working as a ticket collector
    4 the most convenient ways to get around a city
Listening
1. Ferries, buses, metro, trains, cable cars, bike rental, couch tours.
2. Complete the information sheet on cable cars.
    First introduced: 1873
    Number of lines: 3
    Hours of operation: 6 a.m to 1 a.m
    Days of operations: Monday through Sunday
    Cost of single journey: 3 dollars
    Board at: any stop with brown cable
Reading
San Francisco transport timetables and Schedules
Look at th three timetbles for (a) trips to Alcatraz and Muir Woods, (b) BART trains to and from San Francisco airport, and (c) Amtrak train services between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
1. Which trip (or trips)
     1 is by ferry?
     2 runs every day?
     3 involves more than one form of transport?
     4 provides special transport for people in wheelchairs?
     5 offers cheaper fares for the elderly or disabled?
     6 offers cheaper tickets for people who travel a lot?
     7 allows bicycles?
     8 does not allow bicycles?
     9 does not operate in bad weather?
    10 allows dogs?
2. Match the two halves of these exchanges.
    1 Where does the ferry for Alcatraz leave from?
    2 Can I take my bicycle on the ferry?
    3 How frequent are the ferries?
    4 When is the last ferry back?
    5 How long does the ferry take?
Where in the world?
1. Look at the picture of a modern cruise ship. Find
    1 five places where passengers can eat or drink
    2 four sporting acivities passengers can do
    3 three places that are suitable for children
    4 two places where passengers can dance
    5 one place where you would most like to be
2. Which of the facilities do you think you would use most a passenger?
3. In which of the facilities would you most like to work?
4. In which of the facilities would you least like to work?
Writting bank
1  Personal statement
1. Read the personal statement for Gabriela Cometa.
    1. Which of these jobs do you think she would be interested in?
        answer
    2. Which of her skills and qualities wil be most useful for this job?
        answer
2 Write a personal statement for yourself
2 Letter of application
1. Read the letter of application.
    1 What job is she hoping to find?
       answer: children's entertainer or nanny
    2 What points  does she include from her Personal Statement? Are there any extra ones?
       answer: fromher Personal Statement childcare experience, languages exta: age, current study details
2. Look at the  extracts from a summer jobs book below. Prepare a letter  of application for one of them.  Use the same layout and some of the same expressions as Gabriela.
3 Email to a client
1 Look at the email
   1 Who is it from, who is it for, and what is it about?
       answer: From: Hiromi murakami
                     For: Abdhol Kavoodvand
                     About: Flight details Tokyo to Lima
   2 Where is the client traveling to, and when will the client get back home?
       answer: Lima: 14.40 on 20 December
   3 What three things does the client have to do now in response to the email?
       answer: send his full name; send his passport number; confirm if he is happy with an electronic ticket
2. Mr. Kaboovand has replied saying that he cannot leave Lima until Wednesday morning. There's a flight at 14.30h on the Wednesday. Email him to ask him to confirm that this flight is OK for him. Remind him that he still has not told you if he wants a paper ticket or an electronic one.
       answer: Dear Mr. Kaboodvand
                     I have found a flight leaving Lima on the Wednesday at 14.30h. This flight would get you back to Tokyo early the next day.
The flight details are:
Return journey (Wed  20th Dec) AA(%)
Dep: Lima (LIM) 14:30h
Arr: Dallas/For Worth (DFW) 20:35h JL5013
Dep: Dallas/ForWorth (DFW) 22:10h
Arr: Tokyo Narita (NRT) 02:40h
Codes Share Flight with AA (American Airlines).
                   I need to confirm this as soon as possible, so could you let me know if this flight is OK for you. I  also need to know if you want an electronic ticket or a paper one.
                  I look forward to hearing from you
                  Yours sincerely

Chapter 5 Travel Agencies

Take off
1. Which travel agency sells more holidays?
    Answer: Lastminute.com, Opodo, eDreams, On The Beach, Expedia
2. What sort of message do you think each window gives to people in the street?
    Answer: it can be tempting to tell your users about every new feature, blog post, you might have a whole bunch of things you want to ask your users.
3. What kind of holidays do these two travel agencies sell? Who do you think their clients are?
    Answer
Reading
The sales process
Read the article.
1. In which stage does sales consultant do most of the talking?
    Answer: in stage 2 the most important stage in sales. the sales consultant nee to convince the customers that you are really interested in helping them find the right holiday. and when a customer asks for help or more information, we have to investigate the customer's needs. this is also an important part of the sales process.
2. In which stage does a sales consultant have to listen most carefully?
    Answer: in stage 3 we have to listen all the customer's need and of course we have to investigating the customer's too, it is only when you have a clear idea about where the client want to go, when they want to travel, who with, and so on, that you can select the best products for them.
3. Can you think of any other ways of raising customer awareness?
    Answer: using some brochures to make the customers more interested with our agency
4. If customers are looking at brochures, why should you leave them alone?
    Answer: because we give them time to the customer to take a look at the brochure we have and if they interested in the brochure they may ask about the tour agency on the brochures.
5. Features, advantages, or benefits which is the hardest for a sales consultant to explain to a customer?
    Answer: Features, these are what a holiday has, such as the hotel facilities, transfers from the airport, excursions. etc.
                   Advantages, these are what make the holiday better than other similar holidays. The fact that the price of a holiday includes all the excursions or all your bar costs, for example, would be an advantage.
                   Benefits, why a particular feature is good for the customer you are talking to at that moment. At this point in the process, many customers will want time to think. the best thing to do is to get their contact details and invite them to take the brochure home and browse through them. if you have done a good job of presenting the product. they will come back a few days later.
6. The last two stages are not described in the article. What do you think happens in each stage?
    Answer: when the customers come back to our agency they may want to ask for further information and accept abroad to another country to taking a holiday.
Vocabulary
Sales terms
1. Match the words in the list with their definitions.
    1. consultant =  a person who gives information or advice in business
    2. advantage = a useful, positive effect that something has
    3. awareness = knowing about something and probably being interested in it
    4. benefit = something that helps or that gives a better chance of success
    5. browse = to spend time looking at something without a clear idea of what you want
    6. convince = to succeed in making somebody believe something
2. which words are nouns and which are verbs?
    Answer: nouns = advantage, awareness, benefit, consultant
                   verbs = browse, convince
3. complete the sentences using the words in the list.
    1. A good consultant does not necessarily know the answer to every question but does know where to find the answer.
    2.  Adverts on TV in magazines are used to create benefits of new products.
    3. The advantage of using a travel agent is that they can help you to find the best holiday.
    4. The main advantage of learning English is that most people in tourism speak it.
    5. There is so much information to browse through on the Internet that it is easy not to find what you want.
4. Use your dictionary. Find three more terms in the article. For each one write out the definition from your dictionary. Ask your partner to find the word in the article.
    Answer: custom - something that people do as part of their culture
                    highlight - best part (of something) or an important part of an event or period of time
                    scenery - the setting for a place, ntural beauty that you see around a place.
1. What sort of characteristics can you identify as soon as a customer walks into your agency?
    Answer
  • Customers reign supreme. They control the experience they want; they research, explore, and share.
  • Customers are ALWAYS connected. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on any internet-enabled device. 77% of Americans own a smartphone today, compared to 35% in 2011 (pewinternet.org)
  • Customers expect personal interactions. 87% of customers believe brands could deliver more consistent experiences (visioncritical.com)
  • Customers compare, and compare, and compare. They look at products they’re interested in across multiple channels and devices, and it’s likely any brand-owned channels are the last place they look.
  • Customers trust word-of-mouth over brands. 70% of consumers trust online recommendations more than brand statements (Forrester.com)
  • Customers think in terms of “I want it now.” They expect to be able to get everything right away. 64% of customers expect real-time service regardless of the channel they use (v12data.com)
  • Customers are highly opinionated. They’re ready to talk to anyone about a good or bad experience. Customers are 3x more likely to recommend a brand after they’ve had a positive interaction with them (hbr.org)
2. What other characteristics do you need to determine? How will you find these out?
    AnswerCustomers think in terms of “I want it now.” the best thing to do is to get their contact details and invite them to take the brochure home and browse through them. if you have done a good job of presenting the product. they will come back a few days later.

It's my job
Michaela Cambelova
Find out
How good is the service in your local travel agencies? Think of a holiday or a journey you would like to go on. Visit a local travel agency and ask for information. During your visit carefully observe
1. the show window (attractive? Original? etc.)
2. the interior (Organized?) Spacious/ etc.)
3. the greeting (Immediate? Warm? etc.)
4. the sales consultant's manner (Friendly? Attentive? etc.)
5. the result of the visit (As expected? Better than expected?)
Suggestions and advice
1. Match the expressions for advice on the left with possible continuations on the right.
   1. In my opinion, you should... d. look on the internet
   2. Have you thought about... f.  the internet?
   3. How about... c. looking on the internet?
   4. If I were you... a. I'd look on the internet.
   5. Why don't you... e. look on the internet?
   6. You best option... b. is to look on the internet
2. Now do the same with these expressions.
    1. Have you thought about... c. taking the coach to the airport?
    2. How about... a. going in the autumn?
    3. If I were you...  e. I'd ask a travel agent
    4. Why don't you... d.take a look at these brochures?
    5. In my opinion, you should... f. travel overnight on the train.
    6. Your best option... b. is to hire a car
Reading
The impact of  the Internet
Many holidays are now sold on the internet. Travel agencies around the world are worried about this and are trying to explain why they are still important. The American Society of Travel Agent (ASTA) is using the Internet to do this!
1. Here are five popular myths about travel agencies.
    1. All travel agencies are the same so it does not matter which one a client uses
    2. because of the Internet, people will not use travel agencies in the future
    3. travel agencies are against travel products being on the Internet
    4. travel agencies are just shops that sell tickets for planes
    5. young people do not use travel agents
    Four of these myths are discussed in the ASTA article. Which four?
        Answer: 1, 3, 4, 5
2. What is the reality for each myth according to ASTA?
        Answer: Travel agents are professionals who provide value by helping save time and money. They act as travel consultants, offering personal service for their clients. When it comes to booking travel agents, travel agents are experienced professionals. Both consumers and travel professionals benefit from the internet. People who use travel agents 43% are age 35-54 and 33% are generation X and Y travelers, age 18-34.   
3. How would you answer the fifth myth from ASTA's point of view?
        Answer: nowadays travel agent supports the uses of the internet for example like traveloka we have in this years and the travel agent develop with the use of the internet.

Chapter 4 Tourist Motivations

Take off
1. Match the quotes with the pictures. Write quotes for the other two pictures.
    Answer: 1-b
                   2-e
                   3-a
                   4-d
                   5-c
                   6-b
                   7-c
2. Write down the last three trips you or members of your family made, and reason
    example: Paris - Weekend sightseeing trip
Jakarta - Attend ceremony wedding
Yogyakarta - Attendceremony wedding
Batukaras - Holiday
3. Work in groups show each other the trips you wrote down. Can you put the different reasons into categories?
Leisure, Business and Visiting friends and relatives

Reading
Why do people travel?
1. Read the text. How many of the types of trip you listed in Take off can you find?
    Answer: 3 places
2. look again at the trips you listed and put them into the categories described in the text.
    Answer: Jakarta - VFR
                   Yogyakarta - VFR
                   Batukaras - Leisure
Listening
Reasons for travel and money spent on travel
2. Compare the two charts. Why do you think people traveling for leisure for business spend more money than people traveling fo VFR?
    Answer: because traveling for business will take a lot of money like we have to find where we gonna live and then we have to buy business needed or maybe we have to pay the fees if there is any
3. Use the information from the trips you listed in Take off to make a pie chart. How is it different from the chart for British tourists?


Vocabulary
Reasons for travel
1. Match the words in A with the definitions in B
sightseeing j
trade fair g
study tour i
trek a
conference f
wedding l
pilgrimage k
day trip b
festival e
weekend break d
familiarization trip c

intensive tour h
2. What is the purpose of each the travel activities: leisure, business or VFR?
    AnswerLeisure travel is travel in which the primary motivation is to take a vacation from everyday life. Leisure travel is often characterized by staying in nice hotels or resorts, relaxing on beaches or in a room, or going on guided tours and experiencing local tourist attractions.
                   Business l is a more limited and focused subset of regular tourism. During business tourism (traveling), individuals are still working and being paid, but are doing so away from both their workplace and home.
                   VFR One definition put forward has been "VFR travel is a form of travel involving a visit whereby either (or both) the purpose of the trip or the type of accommodation involves visiting friends and/or relatives.
3. Have you ever traveled for one of these activities? tell your partner about it.
    Answer: Leisure activities with my family just for relaxing from the day full of busyness to take off the day.
Talking about reason
1. Match the questions in A with the answers in B
    1. Can I ask you a few questions? C. Certainly
    2. Where are you travelling to? f Bangkok
    3. What is the purpose of your visit? e For a study tour
    4. Why are you visiting London? d Yes, we wan to go to Scotland
    5. How long are you planning to stay? a For a week so
    6. What's the reason for your trip? g It's my brother's wedding
    7. Why don't you check? b. Ok thanks
    8. Do you have any other reason to be here? h Business
2. Which of the questions are asking about reason?
     Answer: What is the purpose of your visit?
                     Why are you visiting London
                     What's the reason for your trip?
                      Do you have any other reason to be here?
4. Which sentence refers to a reason that might happen?
     Answer: Why are you coming here?
                     Why are you visiting Makkah?
                      What the reason for you to come here?
5. Complete these sentences spoken by other travellers at the airport.
    1. We're going to Amsterdam to visit my sister who's just had a baby.
    2. We're just waiting for our connecing flight. It's been delayed because of technical difficulties.
    3. They say the flight may be delayed, so I think I'll phone the hotel because we're late.
    4. We're going to Rome in case we want to  see the Coliseum.
    5. I'm going back to my old university for a special reunion. I've just bought a video camera for take a film of everyone.
Where in the world?
1. What do you know about Kenya? What type of holiday activities does it provide?
    AnswerKenya is a country in East Africa with coastline on the Indian Ocean. It encompasses Savannah, Lakelands, the dramatic Great Rift Valley and mountain highlands. The main activities on a Kenyan holiday is; a wildlife tour at major national parks, a drive to a sub Saharan desert, relaxing on the white sandy beaches, mountain climbing and hiking in forests.
2. The reason would a tourist give for choosing Kenya as a holiday destination?
    AnswerTourism protects Kenya's people and wildlife so communities have to turn to wildlife for food – and are forced to go into the cities to look for work. Tourism here really does protect traditional ways of life, and cultures, and wilderness.

3. What does he enjoy about his job?
    Answer: Kenya is a wonderful place for visitors to come. Kenyan people are very friendly people.
4. How much of his business comes from the internet?
    AnswerIn 2018, Travel & Tourism grew 5.6% to contribute KSHS 790 billion and 1.1 million jobs to the Kenyan economy. This rate of growth is faster than the global average of 3.9% and the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 3.3%
4. Which of these holiday activities does he mention?
    Answer: beaches, safaris, hiking, culture, golf.


CHAPTER 4 TOURIST MOTIVATIONS


Take off
1. Match the quotes with the pictures. Write quotes for the other two pictures.
    Answer: 1-b
                   2-e
                   3-a
                   4-d
                   5-c
                   6-b
                   7-c
2. Write down the last three trips you or members of your family made, and reason
    example: Paris - Weekend sightseeing trip
    Answer: Jakarta - Attend ceremony wedding
                   Yogyakarta - Attendceremony wedding
                   Batukaras - Holiday
3. Work in groups show each other the trips you wrote down. Can you put the different reasons into categories?
    Answer: Leisure, Business and Visiting friends and relatives


Reading
Why do people travel?
1. Read the text. How many of the types of trip you listed in Take off can you find?
    Answer: 3 places
2. look again at the trips you listed and put them into the categories described in the text.
    Answer: Jakarta - VFR
                   Yogyakarta - VFR
                   Batukaras - Leisure
Listening
Reasons for travel and money spent on travel
2. Compare the two charts. Why do you think people traveling for leisure for business spend more money than people traveling fo VFR?
    Answer: because traveling for business will take a lot of money like we have to find where we gonna live and then we have to buy business needed or maybe we have to pay the fees if there is any
3. Use the information from the trips you listed in Take off to make a pie chart. How is it different from the chart for British tourists?
    Answer:


Vocabulary
Reasons for travel
1. Match the words in A with the definitions in B
sightseeing j
trade fair g
study tour i
trek a
conference f
wedding l
pilgrimage k
day trip b
festival e
weekend break d
familiarization trip c

intensive tour h
2. What is the purpose of each the travel activities: leisure, business or VFR?
    AnswerLeisure travel is travel in which the primary motivation is to take a vacation from everyday life. Leisure travel is often characterized by staying in nice hotels or resorts, relaxing on beaches or in a room, or going on guided tours and experiencing local tourist attractions.
                   Business l is a more limited and focused subset of regular tourism. During business tourism (traveling), individuals are still working and being paid, but are doing so away from both their workplace and home.
                   VFR One definition put forward has been "VFR travel is a form of travel involving a visit whereby either (or both) the purpose of the trip or the type of accommodation involves visiting friends and/or relatives.
3. Have you ever traveled for one of these activities? tell your partner about it.
    Answer: Leisure activities with my family just for relaxing from the day full of busyness to take off the day.


  • Language spot
Talking about reason
1. Match the questions in A with the answers in B
    1. Can I ask you a few questions? C. Certainly
    2. Where are you travelling to? f Bangkok
    3. What is the purpose of your visit? e For a study tour
    4. Why are you visiting London? d Yes, we wan to go to Scotland
    5. How long are you planning to stay? a For a week so
    6. What's the reason for your trip? g It's my brother's wedding
    7. Why don't you check? b. Ok thanks
    8. Do you have any other reason to be here? h Business
2. Which of the questions are asking about reason?
     Answer: What is the purpose of your visit?
                     Why are you visiting London
                     What's the reason for your trip?
                      Do you have any other reason to be here?
4. Which sentence refers to a reason that might happen?
     Answer: Why are you coming here?
                     Why are you visiting Makkah?
                      What the reason for you to come here?
5. Complete these sentences spoken by other travellers at the airport.
    1. We're going to Amsterdam to visit my sister who's just had a baby.
    2. We're just waiting for our connecing flight. It's been delayed because of technical difficulties.
    3. They say the flight may be delayed, so I think I'll phone the hotel because we're late.
    4. We're going to Rome in case we want to  see the Coliseum.
    5. I'm going back to my old university for a special reunion. I've just bought a video camera for take a film of everyone.


Where in the world?
1. What do you know about Kenya? What type of holiday activities does it provide?
    AnswerKenya is a country in East Africa with coastline on the Indian Ocean. It encompasses Savannah, Lakelands, the dramatic Great Rift Valley and mountain highlands. The main activities on a Kenyan holiday is; a wildlife tour at major national parks, a drive to a sub Saharan desert, relaxing on the white sandy beaches, mountain climbing and hiking in forests.
2. The reason would a tourist give for choosing Kenya as a holiday destination?
    AnswerTourism protects Kenya's people and wildlife so communities have to turn to wildlife for food – and are forced to go into the cities to look for work. Tourism here really does protect traditional ways of life, and cultures, and wilderness.

3. What does he enjoy about his job?
    Answer: Kenya is a wonderful place for visitors to come. Kenyan people are very friendly people.
4. How much of his business comes from the internet?
    AnswerIn 2018, Travel & Tourism grew 5.6% to contribute KSHS 790 billion and 1.1 million jobs to the Kenyan economy. This rate of growth is faster than the global average of 3.9% and the Sub-Saharan Africa average of 3.3%
4. Which of these holiday activities does he mention?
    Answer: beaches, safaris, hiking, culture, golf.


Reading
The changing face of tourism
1. Discuss these questions with a partner.
    1. How do you think tourists' reason for travelling have changed in the last twenty or 30 years?
        Answer
    2. What do you think is meant by 'old' and  'new' tourism?
        Answernew Multidimensional approaches in tourism have led people to desire more and more to 'LIVE' their holidays rather than just spending them. New Tourism is a term that comprehensively describes the new-aspects of social, cultural, economic changes and diversification of tourism. old 
    3. Do you think these words are related to 'old' or 'new' tourism? Use a dictionary to help you.
        Answer: yes it is related but not really changed the whole meaning in tourism.
2. Read the article to check your answer
3. Use information from the text to complete these tables.
    In Africa                                                       Old Tourism                            New Tourism
    1. What do tourists want to do?                   hoped to see lion but
                                                                         to lie by the pool
    2. What do tourists want to eat?                  eat from their own country
    3. Where do tourists stay?                                                                           they are looking for more
                                                                                                                         authentic experience
    4. Who are the tourism employees?

    In general
    1. Types of holiday                                                                                      interest in the traditional                                                                                                                             sun and sea                                                                                                                                                 package holiday          
    2. Length of holiday                                                                                    two-week
    3. Types of activities on holiday                                                                 adventure activity and                                                                                                                                authenticity. Adventure                                                                                                                              travel, ecoutourism,                                                                                                                                    cultural tours, and sports                                                                                                                            vacations are taking                                                                                                                                    people to more xotic                                                                                                                                  destinations

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