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All in a Day’s Work: This unit introduces daily routines and responsibilities in tourism-related professions. Students will practice job-specific vocabulary and describe a typical day at work. |
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Pair discussion based on job routines. |
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Fly-drive Holidays: Students will explore the concept of fly-drive packages and transportation options for tourists. Activities focus on travel planning, car rental vocabulary, and giving directions. |
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Map-reading activities and guided dialogue practice. |
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Table for Two: This unit covers restaurant language, making reservations, and serving guests. Students will learn how to take orders, recommend dishes, and deal with complaints. |
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Restaurant simulations and vocabulary matching. |
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City Tours: Students will learn how to describe city landmarks and give guided tour information. Focus is on geographical terms, tourist attractions, and route explanations. |
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Vocabulary matching. |
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Water Cities: The unit focuses on destinations with canals and rivers. Students practice describing boat tours, waterfront areas, and local activities involving water transport. |
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Descriptive writing and visual prompts for speaking. |
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Vocabulary Practice |
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Vocabulary Practice |
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Midterm Exam (40%) |
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Cruise Ships: This week introduces vocabulary related to cruise travel. Students will discuss onboard services, entertainment options, and safety procedures. |
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Information-gap activities and group brainstorming. |
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Service and Safety: Students will explore customer service and safety protocols in the tourism sector. Focus will be on giving instructions, handling emergencies, and responding to complaints. |
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Problem-solving tasks and instruction-giving exercises. |
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East Meets West: This unit introduces cultural differences and intercultural communication. Activities involve comparing traditions, customs, and etiquette across cultures. |
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Comparative analysis and culture-based discussions. |
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Window Seat or Aisle?: Students will work with airport and airline-related vocabulary. Topics include check-in, boarding, in-flight services, and seat preferences. |
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Dialogue practice and airport scenario role-plays. |
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Business or Pleasure?: This unit focuses on business travel. Students will learn to make hotel reservations, plan business itineraries, and distinguish between leisure and corporate needs. |
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The Great Outdoors: The unit introduces nature tourism and outdoor activities. Students will describe hiking, camping, and eco-tourism experiences using relevant vocabulary. |
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Case study analysis and itinerary planning tasks. |
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Final Exam (60%) |
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