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UNIT 11

1. What kind of tourist activities are possible with the following geographical features?

2. Read the travel guide extract opposite. Are these statements true or false? Correct any false statements.

1. New Zeeland is south of Australia.

2. The population of New Zeeland is similar to that of the UK.

3. The North Island has a larger population than the South Island.

4. Auckland is the capital of New Zeeland.

5. The South Island is famous for its mountains.

6. It rains a lot on the west coast of the South Island.

7. New Zeeland is famous for the variety of its scenery.

8. There are thirty national parks in New Zeeland.

7. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the present simple or the present continuous.

1. The guided tour (start) starts in half an hour.

2. We (take) _____ the bus to the airport tomorow morning.

3. What time (the Edinburgh train / leave) ________?

4. They (go on) __________ holiday in June this year.

5. When (the hotel / close) _____ for the winter?

6. The next course (start) _____ on 15th September and it (not finish) ______ until February 21st.

7. When (you / come) ______ to London again?

8. What (she / do) _____ this summer?
 

8. Look at Mr Gould's postcard from his tour of Mount Cook and complete it using the present simple or present xontinuous.

Dear Elizabeth,

How are you? We (have) 're having a fantastic time in New Zeeland but sadly tha holiday (finish) ______ tomorrow and we (fly) _____ back to Edinburgh. Our flight (not / leave) ______ until midnight and it lasts nearly a whole day! The plane (stop over) _______ in Bangkok and Delhi on the way. Our son David (meet) ______ us at the airport and we (stay) ____ with his family for a few days when we get back. What (you / do) ______ for your holidays this year? I'll phone you when we get home.

All the best

Stuart

9. Work in groups. Find out about the other students' plans and arrangements for today, tomorrow, this weekens and their next holiday.

10. Match the pictures with the types of excursion.

11. Work in pairs. Student A turn to page 124. Student B look at the information below. As your partner questions to comlete the information.

14. Match the questions with the answers.

1. What's your email address?                                                    a) It's 611 385 029

2. What's your mobile phone number?                                        b) It's S-P-R-I-N-G-F-I-E-L-D

3. What's your date of birth?                                                        c) It's gloria.gomez@mtp.es.

4. How do you spell your sername?                                             d) It's VT064887350

5. What's your passport number?                                                 e) It's 21 February 1978.

UNIT 12

1. Look at the picture. What are the people doing? What other winter sports can you think of?

2. Match the pictures below with the words in the box.

5. Match the pictures to the directions in the box.

6. Work in pairs. Student A, turn to page 120. Student B, you work on reception at the ski lodge below. Use the expressions in the box above to give your partner directions. Then ask for directions to these places.

7. What special sporting events usually take place in your country? How does the city or area prepare for the event?

8. Choose the best title for the online article. Give reasons for your choice.

1. No hotel rooms for Winter Games

2 New hotels in Salt Lake City

3 Overbooking for inter Games

9. Read the text again. Are these Statements true or false? Correct any false statements.

1. It is easy to find rooms in Salt Lake City for the Olympic Winter Games.

2. SLOC says there are still roo,s available in the Salt Lake ares.

3. Most visitors will stay in private homes or apartments.

4. There are about 8,000 hotel rooms for journalists and Olympic officials.

5. Rates for private homes and condominiums are cheap.

6. Olympic visitors are prepared to drive long distances to the games.

10. Complete the text with the present or past form of the passive.

Swiss Hotel Management School (SHMS)

The SHMS (locate) is located in the French-speaking part of the Switzeland in the lovely town of Montreux above Lake Geneva. Switzerland's population of over seven million (divide) ______ into three main regions where either French, German or Italian (speak) ______. English (speak) _____ at SHMS. Students (accommodate( ____ in the former five-star Caux-Palace Hotel, which offers superb views over the Riviera below the French Alps.

Switzerland has a long and reputable history for hotel management training and many of the world's most successful hotel managers (train) ________ by the Swiss. SHMS offers training and qualifications which (recognise) ______ Internationally by the hospitality industry. 

After graduation, students (place) _______ with international hotel chains. If you decide to join the industry, then Switzerland and SHMS are the right choice.

14. Match these words with their definitions.

1. demonstration                         a) entertainment at a theatre or on television

2. exhibition                                b) explanation to show how to use or do something

3. show                                       c) musical group that are playing in public

4. arts and crafts                         d) game of questions to find out who knows the most

5. race                                         e) products made by hand

6. competition                              f) game to see who is the fastest

7. quiz                                         g) public display of products or works of art

8. live band                                 h) event in which people try to be the best at something

18. You recieve this email from a tour operator. Write back giving details of your entertainment programme and prices. Use the email on page 112 to help you.

Dear Sir / Madam

I am writing to enquire about your entertainment programmes at the resort. We are a small package tour operator and we would be interested in the possibility of including your entartainment programme as a part of our package holiday.

I would be very grateful if you could send details of your programmes including times and prices.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best reards

Julie Linden

Business Manager

Snow Unlimited

UNIT 13

2. Match the words with the definitions. Use a dictionary to help you.

1. ecotourism                                a) place where people often go for holidays

2. rubbish                                      b) environmentally-friendly tourism

3. expedition                                 c) person who tries to protect the environment

4. conservationist                         d) long journey to a dangerous place

5. resort                                        e) thick tropical forest with a lot of vegetation

6. ecosystem                                f) things that have been thrown away

7. environment                             g) how all plants and animals relate to each other

8. jungle                                       h) the conditions that plants and animals live in

3. Read the text on the opposite page and decide where it came from.

a) newspaper or magazine        b) holiday brochure          c) guidebook on Thailand

4. Now read the text in detail and answer these questions.

1. What damage does mass jungle trekking do to the environment?

2. What pollution problem does Meeya Hawa mention?

3. How is the Kiriwong Club trying to protect the environment?

4. Why does the club charge so much for the four-day trek?

5. Why do you think TAT wants the Kiriwong Club to drop the price?

6. Who does Nipat Boonpet think is responsible for the damage?

5. Complete the table with words from the text.

6. Work in groups. Discuss these questions.

- How do tourists damage the environment in your country or region?

- What types of ecotourism are there in your country or region?

- Do tourists have to pay a fee to enter national parks and other green areas?

- Do you think nature should be free for everyone?

7. Work in pairs. Read these statements about Thai culture. Discuss whether you think they are true or false. Then read the text below to find out.

1. Thais are very friendly people.

2. People in Thailand like to argue passionately.

3. There are many different types of greeting (Wai) in Thailand.

4. Foreigners shouldn't use the Wai greeting.

5. Thai children are greeted with a pat on the head.

6. Women shouldn't sit next to monks.

7. The monks are part of a very small religious order in Thailand.

8. You have to wear special shoes when visiting Thai temples.

8. Match these sentence halves.

1. You should not Wai workers .....                               a) which cover upper arms and legs

2. The person who is lower in social status ...              b) who are waiters or street sellers.

3. Foreigners who show impatience ....                        c) has to hold the Wai for longer

4. You can't take photos of sacred sights ....                d) which are connected to royalty

5. On temple visits you must wear clothes...                e) will be ignored by Thai waiters.

9. Underline the defining and non-defining pronouns in these sentences and add necessary commas.

1. The Wai, which is the traditional greeting, involves putting your palms together.   non-defining

2. It is illegal to criticise the Royal Family which is the most important institution in Thailand.

3. Foreigners who are used to quick service in restaurants shouldn't show impatience or they will be ignored by waiters.

4. Monks who never return the Wai greeting are very respected in Thailand.

5. Never step on a temple threshold as Thais believe that one of the nine spirits that inhabit a building lives in the threshold.

6. The Thai national anthem which is played twice a day in public parks and buildings is also played before cinema performances.

13. Look at Anne-Marie's medical kit and label the items with the words in the box. When would you need to use these items?

14. You are going trekking for three days in northern Thailand. What clothes and equipment would you take with you? Make a packing list.

TRECKKING THREE DAYS / TWO NIGHTS ON THE TOP OF THAILAND. EXPLORE THAILAND'S HIGHEST MOUNTAIN, DOI INTHANON. ENJOY SPECTACULAR FORESTS AND REFRESHING WATERFALLS. STAY OVERNIGHT IN LOCAL HILL TRIBE VILLAGES.

17. Match the US english with the UK english words.