Travel & tourism part 2
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Tourists have several sources of information available to learn about travel destinations including brochures, maps, guidebooks, and the internet. These sources provide details on locations, attractions, transportation, restaurants, and lodging. As an exercise, students imagine working as tour guides and plan a one-day trip for tourists with a particular interest, such as shopping or sightseeing. Their itinerary should include transportation, meals, and activities from 9am to 10pm.
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