旅游服务实用英语unit 3.pptVIP

Unit 3 Talking about the Itinerary Part 1 Situational Dialogues 1. Before the arrival of a tour group, the local guide should check the itinerary arranged for the group. If there is any change, the local guide must inform the tour group in advance. If there is no change, the local guide should also confirm it with the tourists or tour managers. The following dialogue is between a local guide and a tour manager. Lily: Good morning, Mr. Brown. Sorry to disturb you, but I come to talk about the itinerary. Mr. Brown: OK. Please come in and sit down. Lily: Thank you. Mr. Brown: We received a copy of the itinerary from your travel agency before we came. I wonder if there’s any change. Lily: No. There’s not any change. But shall I confirm it to make sure that everything is perfect? Mr. Brown: Good. Let’s go it over again. Lily: OK. First you will stay four days in Beijing. During your stay in Beijing, you will tour around the city, visit the Great Wall, the Summer Palace, the Palace Museum, Tian’anmen Square and WangFujing Street, watch Peking Opera and go shopping. Then you will leave Beijing for Wuhan by air. From Wuhan you will go to Chongqing by boat. Mr. Brown: How long will the cruise take us? Lily: Two days. I’m sure you will enjoy the beautiful river scenery. Mr. Brown: I’m looking forward to it. Lily: After spending two days in Chongqing, you will visit Nanjing where a lot more excitements are waiting for you. Mr. Brown: We’ll stay in Nanjing for 5 days, right? Lily: Yes. And then you’ll leave Nanjing for home by air. The whole trip will last half a month. I hope your group are well prepared for this long trip. Mr. Brown: No problem. Everybody is healthy and strong. Lily: Well. If there should be any change, please let me know in advance. Mr. Brown: OK. Thank you very much for such a full and interesting itinerary. Lily: My pleasure. 2. The following is a dial