旅游英语教学课件 作者 陈昕 Item 4 Arranging with Tourits for Itinerary.pptVIP

English for Tourism Item 4 Arranging with Tourists  for Itinerary Task 1 Providing Information for Sightseeing Task 2 Planning Itinerary Task 3 Modifying Itinerary Learning Objectives Knowledge Objectives Learning Objectives Skills Objectives Learning Objectives Case Study Objectives Learning Objectives Training Objectives Task 1 Providing Information for Sightseeing Many western guests prefer to have free-time for sightseeing during travel. Free-time activities can make the guests’ tour a deeply memorable experience. At times they may want to spend time relaxing, explore non-tourist venues or even rent bicycles to visit some places. Simulation practice A guest is asking a clerk for some advice to spend a day visiting the city of Nanjing. The clerk suggests that Sun Yatsen Mausoleum, Xuanwu Lake and Confucius Temple not be missed. Simulation practice (1) Inquiring what the guest would like to visit. (2) Making suggesting about the places to visit (3) Making suggesting about sampling the local cuisine. Task 2 Planning Itinerary An itinerary is a detailed schedule or a suggested route for a journey. It is always necessary and wise for a guide to coordinate the tour arrangements with the tour escort upon the arrival of the tour group. The tourists are entitled to know the contents of the itinerary. Simulation practice Plan and talk about a sightseeing itinerary for two-day tour around cities of Xi’an with your tourists. Simulation practice (1) Informing the lead escort of the time and destinations: Terracotta Warriors and Horses are part of the underground tomb of the Emperor Qin. Bell Tower is a tower where you can get a bird’s view of the city from the top. We will visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda in which classic Buddhist artifacts are stored. (2) Telling the hotel they will stay at. (3) Thanking for attention and wishing them a nice tour. Task 3 Modifying Itinerary It is necessary to disc