2015EnglishforTourism.pptVIP

English for Tourism Course Aims To develop your competence in listening, reading, speaking and writing in English, especially in hospitality, travel and tourism industry. To expand your hospitality, travel and tourism specific vocabulary. To increase your fluency and confidence in using English in professional contexts. Course Assessment Group Presentation / Role-play 5 students/ each group Length of presentation: no less than 8 minutes Topic: will be given 1 week in advance Contents: a brief introduction of the topic and each group member… None-verbal aspects: e.g. the appearance, tools… Fluency Pronunciation Each student’s contribution The table will be submitted before the presentation/role-play References 《English for International Tourism》: The Nankai University Press. References (Cont.) 《English for Tourism》 High Education Press, 2009. References (Cont.) 《A Coursebook on English-Chinese Tourism Translation》：Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, 2009. References (Cont.) Li Xiubing,《Practical English for Restaurant Service》：GuangDong World Publishing Corporation, 2006. References (Cont.) Grahame.T.Bilbow John Sutton 《English: At Your Service》: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press，2005. References (Cont.) Zhu Hua 《English for Tour Guides》 Higher Education Press, 2007. References (Cont.) Wang Wen 《English for the Tour Operator and Travel Agency》, China Renmin University Press , 2009. New York Times Travel Telegraph Travel Independent Travel USA Today Travel Hotel Online Travel Agent Central Question Unit 1 Tourism Industry and Tourists An Introduction to Tourism Reading Part I Listening and Speaking Passage 2 Definitions（P2） New Words Expressions Part I Listening and Speaking Passage 1 The Rise of Outbound Travelers from Mainland China (P1) Discussion Question Discussion Question Types of holiday Safari: a trip to see wild animals. Types of holiday Jungle trek Rainforest trek Hot-air ballooning Surfing (wave surfing, kite surfing, winds