Unit 3

1. Unit 3
Tourism English

2. Where is this?

3. What is this?

5. Who is this?

6. Fact about Taiwan:
Taiwan has the world’s highest concentration of convenience stores.
It has been called the “convenience store capital of the world”.

7. What about the rest of the world?

8. What about the rest of the world?
Korean Won Indonesian Rupiah
Philippine PesoJapanese Yen

9. What about the rest of the world?

10. What about the rest of the world?
Malaysian Ringgit Vietnamese Dong
New Zealand DollarIndian Rupee

11. Review
1. What is a tent? a sleeping bag? a pocket knife? When would you use these things?
2. What types of things should you include in a travel itinerary?
3. What is the difference between a double room and a suite?
4. Can you name a strange or funny law we discussed last week?
5. What city did you write an itinerary for last week? Where did you go?
Put the correct vocabulary words into the sentences below:
weather forecast clients youth hostels rite of passage layover
1. I had a seven-hour ________ at the Singapore airport on my trip to Germany.
2. If you’re traveling in Europe and don’t have a lot of money for a hotel, you should
consider staying in one of the many ____________ they have there.
3. Backpacking in Europe is considered a ________ for many North Americans.
4. You should always have polite conversations when meeting new business _____.
5. It’s important to know the latest _______ when you are planning your travel
itinerary so that you can decide which activities are appropriate.
Finished your three-day tour of a large Canadian city? Hand it in! ☺

12. Review
1. What is a tent? a sleeping bag? a pocket knife? When would you use these things?
2. What types of things should you include in a travel itinerary?
3. What is the difference between a double room and a suite?
4. Can you name a strange or funny law we discussed last week?
5. What city did you write an itinerary for last week? Where did you go?
Put the correct vocabulary words into the sentences below:
weather forecast clients youth hostels rite of passage layover
1. I had a seven-hour layover at the Singapore airport on my trip to Germany.
2. If you’re traveling in Europe and don’t have a lot of money for a hotel, you should
consider staying in one of the many youth hostels they have there.
3. Backpacking in Europe is considered a rite of passage for many North Americans.
4. You should always have polite conversations when meeting new business clients.
5. It’s important to know the latest weather forecast when you are planning your
travel itinerary so that you can decide which activities are appropriate.
Finished your three-day tour of a large Canadian city? Hand it in! ☺

13. Let’s start
some job-
hunting tips
● Job Interview Tip #1
We’ll be covering a few of
the things that will help
you with an English-
language job interview.
These general tips are
designed to help you our
final class assignment,
during the final weeks of
this course.

14. Let’s talk about flying
1. How old were you when you went on your first flight? Where did you go?
2. What seat do you prefer: window, center or aisle?
3. Have you ever seen a movie in an airplane? What was it?
4. Would you like to work for an airline? Why or why not?
5. Which airline do you think is best? Which airline is the worst?
6. What kind of foods can you get on a flight? Is airline food good?
7. What things do you see in an airport? Are airports good places to shop?
8. What would you do if you were sitting next to someone who kept trying to
talk to you the entire time of your flight?
9. Do you know someone who is afraid of flying in an airplane?
10. Do you think being a pilot is a good job? Why or why not?
11. What is the worst part of airline travel? The best part?
12. Would you rather have a younger, more beautiful/handsome flight
attendant or an older, more experienced one?

15. Vocab
Here are the words for today’s
lesson that you asked about.
Match them!
a full-service airline
b call center
c no-frills/budget/discount airlines
d swipe
e flier
f provider
g far less noticeable
h solely
i mileage accumulation
_ If you fly a lot, you will get a lot of these,
which you can use to get some rewards.
_ to make something move to one side
_ a company that gives a service
_ a person who flies
_ only; based on one thing
_ an airline with a good amount of service for
its customers.
_ not as clear or obvious
_ a place where customers can talk with sales
representatives for information or help.
_ companies that sell inexpensive airplane
tickets because they don’t provide many
services to their customers.

16. Vocab
Here are the words for today’s
lesson that you asked about.
Match them!
a full-service airline
b call center
c no-frills/budget/discount airlines
d swipe
e flier
f provider
g far less noticeable
h solely
i mileage accumulation
i If you fly a lot, you will get a lot of these,
which you can use to get some rewards.
d to make something move to one side
f a company that gives a service
e a person who flies
h only; based on one thing
a an airline with a good amount of service for
its customers.
g not as clear or obvious
b a place where customers can talk with sales
representatives for information or help.
c companies that sell inexpensive airplane
tickets because they don’t provide many
services to their customers.

17. 16
D E B
C A F

18. 16
expense
low-cost carrier
priority boarding
mileage accumulation
alliance
waitlist

19. 17
full-service airline
You know
what stay profitable
figuring out
far less noticeable
depends solely on

20. 17

21. 18

22. 18
F
F
There are many other ways
to earn miles without having
to actually fly on a plane.
As the mileage accumulates,
you can enjoy greater
benefits and services.

23. 18
priority reservation
waitlist
waived or reduced
services fees
priority boarding VIP lounge access

24. 19
partner
belong to
Star Alliance
offer
earn/accumulate

25. Let’s Roleplay

26. Now Try
Something Else
Take an ID card
Talk to as many people
as you can, but also be
careful to remember as much as you
can about them.
Do’s and Don’ts
Do ask questions
Don’t look at each other’s cards!

27. Get to know
one another
Take a card. This is you!
Ask and answer your
partner’s questions.
Don’t worry if you don’t
ask all of the questions
– just try to get to know
the person a little
better!
● What’s your (sur)name?
● How old are you?
● When’s your birthday?
● Where are you from?
● Where do you live?
● How tall are you?
● What’s your job? or
● What do you do?
● What are your hobbies? or
● What do you do in your free time?
● What’s your favorite
(food/drink/place/animal)?

28. Now Let’s Try
it for Real
This time it’s you!
Give the teacher your
card, and ask each
other the same
questions you just
asked, but this time you
will talk about yourself.
Make conversation
from the questions you
remember PLUS the
questions on the right.
● What country did you choose to visit
for our Week 1 Assignment?
● …(sur)name?
● …old…?
● …birthday?
● …from?
● …live?
● …tall…?
● …job?
● …do?
● …hobbies?
● …free time?
● …favorite (f…/d…/p…/a…)?

29. Let’s see what
you remember
● Get into groups of 2 or 3
● Ask each other who has the best
phone?
● The person with the best phone is
the phone boss.
● Phone boss: go online to this URL:
kahoot.it
● Type in the pin number
● Give your group an English name
● Wait for everyone to sign in.