Choose the odd line: Which special services and facilities can be provided in hotels ?
Choose the correct grammar tense: ‘Have you ever worked at the hotel yet’ ?
Complete the question with the most suitable answer: ‘Could we have the bill for room 234, please’?
Choose the correct answer: ‘What is tourism’?
Fill in the correct variant: The ……… is responsible for the restaurant and the waiting staff.
Choose the correct answer: What has the development of tourism as a mass industry depended on ?
Choose the most complete answer: Which things is tourism affected by ?
Choose the correct grammar tense: ‘The growth rate of tourism has generally exceeded the growth rate for the worldwide economy.’
The …………………………serve drinks to customers, mix cocktails, and clean all the glasses.
What do you know about fire exits?
Why should we keep the hotel clean and tidy at all times?
What should we do if we see an accident?
Complete the sentences with the correct adjective or adverb: Front desk staff must speak ...to guests?
What do you do in case of fire?
Make up a question and choose the correct answer: He reserved two double rooms.?
Make up a question and choose the correct answer: You heard what she said.?
Make up a question and choose the correct answer: The room attendants need to change the towels every day. ?
Make up a question and choose the correct answer: You booked a table for one o’clock.?
Яку роботу виконують працівники кухні?
Translate the question: Would you mind if I asked you a personal question?
Translate the question: I don't like this TV program. Would you mind if I changed the channel?
Choose the correct form of the comparisons: набагато швидкіший?
Choose the correct form of the comparisons: найбільш владний?
Read the following text, from which four sentences have been removed. Choose from the sentences (A-E) the one which fits each gap (1-4) to obtain a logical and coherent text. There is oneextra sentence that you do not need to use.
The next morning I couldn’t decide whether I should stay or leave the place While I was having breakfast at the hotel restaurant, a busload of noisy tourists streamed into the lobby. (4)__ I quickly checked out of the hotel and drove home, wishing I had not made up my mind to return.
Read the following text, from which four sentences have been removed. Choose from the sentences (A-E) the one which fits each gap (1-4) to obtain a logical and coherent text. There is oneextra sentence that you do not need to use.
A leisurely stroll around the town later in the afternoon revealed more changes that I found difficult to accept. The colourful street stalls where I used to shop for local crafts were now replaced by fashionable boutiques, attracting tourists with flashy neon lights. The buskers, who had played local music, were gone. (3)__ The place was becoming more and more touristy and was no longer the quiet retreat I had hoped to find.
Read the following text, from which four sentences have been removed. Choose from the sentences (A-E) the one which fits each gap (1-4) to obtain a logical and coherent text. There is oneextra sentence that you do not need to use.
Immediately after my arrival, I couldn’t fail to notice some remarkable changes that had taken place in the town over the years. True, in some respects it looked even more attractive than I remembered it. (2)__ While driving to the hotel, however, I also noticed that some of the small restaurants and cafés had disappeared, giving way to several fast food places.
Read the following text, from which four sentences have been removed. Choose from the sentences (A-E) the one which fits each gap (1-4) to obtain a logical and coherent text. There is oneextra sentence that you do not need to use.
Returning to a holiday spot which one used to admire in the past can sometimes be a shocking experience. I discovered the truth of this last year when I decided to spend a few days in a small, historic town which I had visited many years before.
The first warning signs came with my internet search for accommodation. (1)__ When I eventually came across its address, I found out that over the years it had been converted to a modern hotel with all the typical facilities. ‘They need to keep up with the times’, I thought and decided to ignore the sense of disappointment as I did my bookings online.
Read the pairs of sentences (1-5). Choose and circle the word (A-C) which fits both sentences.
4 Excuse me, could you __ me the way to the bus station, please?
He used to __ us such good stories about his travels.
Read the pairs of sentences (1-5). Choose and circle the word (A-C) which fits both sentences.
3 The train leaves __ about half an hour, so we’ve still got time to have a coffee.
We arrived __ Paris late at night and we went straight to the hotel.
Read the pairs of sentences (1-4). Choose and circle the word (A-C) which fits both sentences.
2 My car’s broken down, so I’ll need to __ the late night train to Berlin.
You’d better put on a jacket or you’ll __ a cold.
Read the pairs of sentences (1-4). Choose and circle the word (A-C) which fits both sentences.
1 We bought a map at a nearby tourist information __.
My sister works in a large __ in the centre of Warsaw.
Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
3 We’re going to take a guided ____of the castle.
Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
2 It’s a good idea to take ____some travel insurance.
What type of travel is leisure tourism?
What type of holiday is sports tourism?
What kind of travel is business tourism?
What does incentive tourism mean?
What does familiarization tourism mean?
What is third-age tourism?
Historic cities are cities which have retained an old world character. Which of the following are examples of historic cities? Choose two.
What is the name given to the type of trips that are used as a motivational tool in a workplace; where companies offer these vacations, as a reward to their top performing employees?
FILL-IN-THE-BLANK: The _________ of a city is defined by the architecture, cuisine, culture and the lifestyles of the people who live there.
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct missing word: As well as climate, an attractive sun resort must have a nice _____ upon which to enjoy the weather.
City trips make up 7% of all pleasure trips. City trips tend to be short, impulsive getaways and are often weekend trips. 75% of city travelers will stay in hotels, with the other 25% staying with friends or relatives. City travelers are interested in the nightlife offered by bars and nightclubs. Which tourist attractions do they enjoy visiting?
Outdoor trips represent 10% of all trips taken. What are the two most common activities on outdoor trips?
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option: Prior to the mid-18th century, nature was not regarded as a tourist __________. In Europe, appreciating nature was viewed as uncivilised and tourists preferred to visit cities, in order to appreciate culture.
FILL-IN-THE-BLANK: Traditionally, distance was measured in the amount of miles/kilometres a destination was from a person's current location. Today, distance is more commonly measured in ____.
Which type of accommodation is popular with city dwellers, who want a break from urban life and with young families, as they provide plenty of space and activities for children?
A basic distinction can be made ________domestic and international tourists, although this distinction is blurring away in many parts of the world (For example, in the European Union).
_______________________- trips to a place where the major part of the stay is at the accommodation location. These guest are those often favoured by marketing efforts – the reasons might be the belief that the longer stay in the region, the more profitable those guests are for the area. In some studies resorts are extended to “destination areas”.
... the capital of Italy, is a city like no other. For more than two millennia, this city has been the center of European culture, politics and religion. Walking around the streets of ... feels like taking a tour through the history of humankind. ... is densely populated with ancient churches, its ruins, beautiful fountains, spacious squares (piazzas) and expensive shops. In simple words, it is a city for everyone.
The Colosseum is also __________ as the Flavian Amphitheater.
Across the river from the older buildings of the Bund rise unique skyscrapers which form the modern skyline of .... Here tourists can see The Oriental Pearl TV and Radio Tower. This building is a working TV and radio tower, but the fun design and things to do inside the tower make it a popular tourist site. The huge tower rests on a tripod. As the tower goes up, it spreads out into three large spheres. The spheres look like balls on a stick. Visitors can go up to the top of the tower in an elevator. Then they can go back down and do other activities like visit a museum or explore a model of a futuristic city inside the spheres.
This Roman Catholic church is the jewel of Antoni Gaudi's legacy in the city. Although the construction of Sagrada Familia commenced in 1882, the building still remains unfinished. The architect, Gaudi devoted his life to this church, and even so, only a quarter of the project was complete at the time of his death in 1926.
Once finished, the church will be as tall as the tallest mountain in the area, because Guadi believed that no man-made structure should rise above a God's creation. With its tall ceilings and glass windows that produce beautiful natural light, Sagrada Familia's interior offers a once in a life time experience for all visitors.
Who was Antoni Gaudi?
Lisbon is the oldest city in Western Europe. It was called Felicitas Julia during Julius Caesar's times.
After the Roman rule, Lisbon was conquered by Muslim forces from North Africa and the Middle East, so many mosques were built in the city.
In the 12th century, the city was reconquered by the Crusaders, and it has been a major political, economic and cultural center of Portugal ever since.
During the Age of Discovery (a period of European history when overseas exploration started), many expeditions left from Lisbon, including Vasco de Gama's famous journey to India in 1498. At the same time, Lisbon served as the main European hub for trading spices, sugar, textiles and other goods with Africa, India and the Far East.
In 1755, the city was nearly completely destroyed by an earthquake, when 85 percent of Lisbon's structures were ruined.
Portugal has been a republic since 1974, and it is now an important member of the European Union.
Why was the city nearly completely destroyed in 1755?
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