Speaking project 3 rd eso 'a travel agency'
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The document outlines tasks for a travel agency employee to design a three-day itinerary for a group of students visiting a tourist town. The tasks include choosing a town and researching details about transportation, accommodations, attractions and activities. An initial draft is due on February 13th. The second task requires creating a day-by-day itinerary, with the full project due on February 20th. A presentation and 10 question worksheet about the itinerary must be completed for the class by March 1st.
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