- •Ділова іноземна мова
- •6.020107 – Туризм
- •6.020107 – Туризм
- •1. Read about four people who work in the tourist industry. Match each person with one of the jobs:
- •3. Write the correct name.
- •1. Read about Andrew Sharpe from Jamaica.
- •Whose job is it?
- •1. Read the information sheet about hiring a car from Hertz , and match these headings with the relevant paragraphs.
- •2. Say if these statements are true (t) or false (f):
- •Giving Direction
- •The changing face of the 'attractions industry'
- •1.Match the pictures of architectural features with the glossary of terms:
- •2. Add one of these words to the word groups listed below:
- •1. Read these two talks by tour guides:
- •Vocabulary
- •1. What is the function of the phrases (a-h) from the texts in Reading 1? Put them in the correct category (1-5) below:
- •A visit to Toledo
- •Oceanic Oddyssey: An Expedition Cruise from Auckland to Melbourne
- •1. Read this advice for people travelling to Egypt. Does it come from:
- •Remember!
- •2. Read the advice again. Make notes:
- •3. Complete the definitions (1–10) with the highlighted words in the advice:
- •1. Work in pairs. Imagine a friend tells you they are planning to travel around the world. Discuss what advice you would give them about:
- •2. Read the advice for travellers in this information leaflet. Match the headings (1–9) with the paragraphs (a–I):
- •3. Which paragraphs give advice about:
- •4. Find two ways to avoid each of these dangers. Make notes below:
- •Know Your Rights
- •1. Read the text: Tourism Today
- •Vocabulary
- •2. Discuss these statements with a partner. Write t (true) or f (false):
- •3. In pairs, answer and discuss these questions:
- •The Future of Tourism
- •Inside tourism: Getting an airport job
- •1. Read the article for people training in tourism and complete the missing sections with the extracts below:
- •The Late, Late Flight to London
- •1. Read the text. Does it come from:
- •Turkish Coast
- •2. Find these adjectives (1-10) in the text. Which ones describe:
- •1. Read the text: Tourism in Antarctica
- •2. Discuss these questions in groups:
- •Extreme Skiing
- •1. Read the first part of an article on ecotourism. How many of your ideas are mentioned?
- •2. Read the first part of the article again. Complete the notes:
- •Vocabulary
- •1. Read the text: Old and New Tourism
- •2. Discuss these questions with a partner:
- •3. Use information from the text to complete these tables:
- •Countries and Nationalities
- •British and American English
- •Література
1. Read the text. Does it come from:
1. A guidebook?
2. A holiday brochure?
3. A newspaper article?
Turkish Coast
Sport enthusiast week
An action-packed week of watersports, mountain-biking, and hiking. You'll have the chance to go scuba-diving, paragliding or white-water rafting. This is an energetic holiday, for which you need to be fit and healthy. Southern Turkey is ideal for sports. It has everything you'll need: coast, canyons, rivers, and mountains. This amazing week starts with a whole day mountain-biking, which includes descending from a nearby mountain plateau. You can spend the next three days in the water. We go diving on the first day (it doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or an expert), followed by a breathtaking day canyoning in the stunning Kibris Canyon and a day sea-kayaking to an underwater city. Next, we move on to Kaya for a day's hike along this beautiful stretch of coastline, with the chance to go paragliding. The climax of the trip is a thrilling white-water rafting expedition on the Dalaman river.
Winter itinerary
In winter, the temperatures are warm on the coast, but a few kilometres inland you can try cross-country skiing and snowboarding (depending on snow) instead of mountain-biking. We also include a day's climbing on the sea cliffs instead of white-water rafting.
Accommodation and food
Seven nights' in hotels included, as well as all breakfasts and four lunches.
Dates and prices
Trips run from Sunday to Sunday throughout the year. The winter itinerary runs from November to April. Prices for the week are from £499 to £599 depending on dates. Price includes flights, accommodation, equipment, internal transport, and some meals (see above).
Insurance £25
Deposit £35
Single supplement £70
2. Find these adjectives (1-10) in the text. Which ones describe:
a. The people
b. The sports
c. The places
d. The holiday
action-packed 6. amazing
energetic 7. breathtaking
fit 8. stunning
healthy 9. beautiful
ideal 10. thrilling
Reading 2
1. Read the text: Tourism in Antarctica
There are no indigenous people in Antarctica. The population varies from fewer than 1,000 in winter to almost 20,000 in summer: 5.000 scientists from 27 of the countries belonging to the Antarctic Treaty, plus 14,000 tourists.
The nearest land mass is South America, which is approximately 1,000 kilometers from the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula.
The surface area of Antarctica is 36 million square kilometers.
Antarctica currently has no economic activity apart from offshore fishing and tourism, and these are run by other nations.
Tourism in Antarctica is mainly by around twenty vessels carrying 45 to 280 passengers each.
Most trips take about ten days to three weeks from port to port.
Antarctic visits are mainly concentrated at ice-free coastal zones over the Antarctic summer, the five-month period from November to March. In high summer there will be more than twenty hours of daylight per day.