- •Высшее образование
- •© Королева н.Е., Барсегян э.З., Сербиновская а.М., 2007
- •Предисловие Preface
- •Part I travelling and means of travel Unit 1.Holiday Plans
- •Holiday plans
- •The british on holiday
- •Compare:
- •Insert words or word combinations given in brackets below.
- •For example:
- •Camping is the ideal way of spending a holiday
- •V2.What's the meaning of the following words and phrases as they are used in the text?
- •In your answers use the following phrases:
- •Unit 3. Making Travel Arrangements
- •Holiday-making
- •Going on a trip
- •Remember:
- •Advertisements
- •Intourist holidays to Russia...
- •Intourist Moscow Limited: Russian business trips
- •Unit 4.Travel by Rail
- •Travelling by train in britain (part I)
- •Information (1)
- •Information (2)
- •To express your opinion use the following:
- •At the Station: Signs and Notices
- •Fanny clayton awakes to life
- •Conversations overhead I
- •Notes for reply:
- •Heat and coal-dust across india by train
- •Via rail canada
- •The Canadian
- •Corridor Service
- •Your accommodation
- •Discounted fares
- •Tourist
- •Sncf agent
- •In pairs, take turns to role-play the conversation between a travel agent (selling the trip you planned above) and a customer (asking about the holiday- route, itinerary, and facilities).
- •Highlights of britain by rail
- •Unit 5. Air Travel
- •Making the best of journeys
- •Travelling by air a
- •Immigration
- •11. Read the extracts (dialogues) and complete this chart:
- •Going through the customs
- •Imagine you are a uk Custpms officer. How would you
- •The customs allowance
- •Prohibited and restricted goods from outside the eu
- •Insert words or word combinations given in the brackets.
- •On the aircraft
- •Imagine you are the airline's Personnel Officer. Which of these answers would indicate a good applicant? Which would worry you? How would you deal with these worries in an interview?
- •Victoria’s first flight
- •3 For your luggage. Once inside the spacious departures
- •International travel
- •International Airport. Read the information about Tokyo Narita Airport. Answer the following questions:
- •Tokyo narita
- •Unit 6. Travel by Sea and River — Cruises and Ferries
- •Winter cruise
- •Insert prepositions and adverbs where necessary.
- •Choosing a holiday trip
- •Cruise information
- •Imagine that you work for a travel agent or for the
- •A sea trip
- •IVaveller: Travel agent:
- •Itinerary
- •Unit7. Coach Travel
- •A stop for lunch
- •No luggage compartments
- •Europe’s highlights
- •Touring by coach in britain
- •Mini-tours
- •Full tours
- •Scheduled coach services
- •Unit 8.Travelling by Car
- •Would you like to drive?
- •A good driving record
- •Hiring car
- •Best of florida
- •Day 10 St. Pete Beach / Clearwater — Sanibel / Captiva
- •3.,Glve a presentation of the problems posed in thé text. Hints for motorists in the us
- •Part II hotels and hotel business Unit 1.The Accommodations Industry
- •Unit 2.Hotel Facilities and Other Services
- •General services:
- •Other abbreviations:
- •Alexander Hotel ★★★★★
- •Helena Hotel ★★★
- •Apollo Hotel ★★★★
- •Hilton on park lane ★★★★★
- •Royal ★★★ luxe
- •Россия, Москва, 1—4 июля 2005 года XIV Ежегодный итоговый Конгресс Европейской Ассоциации Психотерапии
- •Arrange a conference
- •Conference requirements
- •1 Meeting room for 200 theatre-style — 5 days
- •Video recorders
- •Letter of convocation
- •International council for the exploration of the sea
- •To the authors of papers and posters and participants in the symposium the ecology and management aspects of extensive mariculture
- •Indicate different conference facilities and services that the types of hotels listed below might have. Also indicate the special staff requirements that each would have:
- •Unit 4. Food and Beverage Service
- •7. Write the derivatives to the following words in the box:
- •Food and beverage department (part 2) - bars, snack-bars, cocktail lounges and room service
- •Quail lodge carmel-california
- •The front desk
- •Agree or disagree with the following statements. Give
- •Checking in
- •Checking out
- •2. Practise making hotel reservations for different people:
- •The hotel industry in taiwan
- •Ritz hotel
- •The Peninsula
- •The Palace Hotel
- •Unit 6. Careers in the Hotel Industry
- •Careers in the hotel industry
- •7. Give the detailed translation of the text.
- •Model 1
- •Unit 7. Hotel and Motel Chains
- •Hotel and motel chains
- •At a hotel
- •Hints for hotel guests
- •15 Place Vendôme 75401 Paris Cedex 01, France Tel: (33 1) 43 16 30 30 Fax: (33-1) 43-16-36-68
- •I’m happy to provide the information you requested regarding Jim Cash with understanding that this information will be confidential.
- •Supplementary texts for reading and discussion
- •Packing for a trip
- •How to put your stuff in your luggage
- •Selecting luggage
- •New zealand trip report
- •Travelling in new zealand
- •In pairs work out an itinerary for the train using the map
- •Vintage Rail Cars
- •Die bahn (db) Your partner for travelling by train in Germany
- •Offers for visitors from other european countries
- •InterRail
- •Egyptair general information for passengers
- •Airline meals
- •. Travel by sea and river — cruises and ferries
- •Hotel barges
- •England, scotland, wales self-drive boats
- •Camelot cruises
- •The naga barges cruises
- •California & the west coach tours
- •Scenic parks explorer coach tour 14 days/13 nights
- •South africa tours*— guided coach tours of south africa
- •12 Day /11 Night s.A. Explorer Coach Tour
- •16 Day / 15 Night Panorama Coach Tour
- •Discover germany by bus!
- •Important rules:
- •Accommodation in germany
- •Individual Travel in Germany
- •Vacation Villages and Houses
- •Vacations on Farm
- •Business writingreference section forms
- •Messages
- •Notices
- •Reports
- •Parkside leisure center
- •Memoranda
- •If this is the case, please do one of the following:
- •Appendix
- •How to read an air ticket
- •Договор На приобретение туристической путевки — ваучера
- •In a person of (Direc
- •Initials, home address, place of work, title, office and home telephone No.)
- •1. Subject of the Agreement
- •In case of renouncement caused by different reasons the Company, in accordance with the terms stated in the point 2.4 of the present Agreement, deducts the following penalties:
- •If differences between the Company and the Customer can not be eliminated by way of negotiations they shall be considered in legal form according to the legislation of Russian Federation.
- •Договор На туристское обслуживание
- •Agreement For tour servicing
- •In a person of Director Gener- al acting on the basis of
- •Предмет Договора
- •Стоимость и оплата туристской путевки
- •In the case when the Customer is late for the flight due to any reason as well as when the Customer cancels the tour out of time the tour cost has not been returned.
- •In exclusive cases the Company has the right to shift the date of the tour beginning if the embassy of residence/transit country delayed with issuing of visas.
- •If the case of justified, claims arises the Customer is to apply to a representative of the receiving company or to the representative of the Company in the country of destination.
- •If the problem has not been eliminated the Customer is to apply to the Company on coming back within 5 days counting from the day of arrival from the tour. Otherwise the stated
- •Insurance
- •Bibliography
- •Королева Наталия Евгеньевна, Барсегян Элина Зограки, Сербиновская Александра Михайловна
- •Рукописи не рецензируются и не возвращаются!
Travelling by air a
There are four airports in London: Heathrow in the west, Gatwick in the south, Stansted in the north and the city airport in the City of London. Heathrow is the busiest international airport in the world with more than 1000 planes taking off and landing every day. They carry over a hundred thousand people to and from 85 countries. Heathrow airport opened on the 1st of January 1946.
If you are travelling into London, simply catch a FastTrain coach to Heathrow Junction outside your arrival terminal. You should look out for the posters and bus information boards. The FastTrain service uses brand new, purpose-built trains which feature air-conditioning, ergonomically designed seating, generous luggage space, an on board information system and airline-style customer service. Tickets are available at the ticket offices at Paddington railway station, and at other outlets in London, including Rail, speedlink and selected Bureaux de Change. Tickets may also be purchased with sterling or credit/debit cards on board FastTrain. In June 1998, Heathrow Express launched with a dedicated non-stop, high-speed service linking London with the world’s leading airport every 15 minutes. In addition to the full range of facilities and services already offered on FastTrain, the new service which provided an exclusive First Class option with wider seats and tables. Since 1998 there is no faster way to travel between central London and Heathrow.
Within Britain there is a good network of domestic air routes. Scheduled flights connect major cities and islands. British Airways and British Midland operate shuttle flights between London and Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester and Belfast. Passengers on these flights need check in only ten minutes before departure.
A wide range of discount fares is available — travel agents have details. For example, most airlines offer standby fares, usually restricted to “off-peak” flights on weekdays and on flights at weekends.
The “Europe Airpass” is for travel on British Airways, Deut- sch BA and Air UK direct flights within Europe (including the Channel Islands). It can be purchased from BA travel offices and their agents, but only in conjunction with scheduled intercontinentalflights into Britain and at least seven days prior to arrival. The ticket is not available in Europe, Cyprus, Israel, Russia, Turkey, Tunisia, and Morocco. Individual sectors in Europe may not be travelled more than once in each direction, and reservations must be made when the ticket is issued. Just have your travel agent issue a ticket for your complete UK routing and book the first sector before arrival in Europe.
Comprehension questions:
How many airports are there in London?
What is the busiest international airport in the world? Prove it.
3 . What kind of trains does the Fast Train service use?
Where are tickets available?
What does the new service provide?
How much time before departure do passengers check in on domestic flights?
Are any discount fares available?
Where can the “Europe Airpass” be purchased?
How many times in each direction may individual sectors in Europe be travelled?
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Domestic flights in the USA are organized on the principle of hubs and spokes, like a bicycle wheel which has a hub at the centre and lots of spokes radiating out from it in all directions. One such hub is Houston in Texas: flights to over 100 other airports radiate out in different directions from there and half of these are non-stop flights.
For example, if you want to get from Miami to Los Angeles, you can catch a Continental Airlines flight from Fort Lauderdale, change planes in Houston and fly on to Orange County.
The hub and spokes network has made flights cheaper and means that even quite small places are connected to each other by a major airline or feeder service. Another advantage of the system is that connecting flights are to some extent guaranteed. If one incoming flight is up to one hour late, all the connecting flights (up to 30 or 40) will be held until it arrives. So if you are on a delayed flight, that’s good news-but it’s bad news for everyone else because they all have to wait for your plane to land.
From the point of view of overseas connections, many hubs also operate as entry points or ‘gateways’, where passengers flying in from another country can join the hub and spoke system. The same type of system does operate in other parts of the world: for example, you can fly from one part of Europe to another via Frankfurt or Paris or Amsterdam or London, but the difference in other parts of the world is that the fares are not any cheaper so there’s no special advantage.
Comprehension questions:
What principle are domestic flights in the USA organized on?
What proves that Houston in Texas is one such hub?
What should you do if you want to get from Miami to Los Angeles?
What does the hub and spokes network mean?
What is another advantage of the system?
Where does the same type of system operate?
TEXT WORK ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
Find the following numbers in the texts. What do they refer to? Make a sentence about each number.
100; 1998; 15; 1000; 30 or 40; 85; 1946.
Answer the questions about'airports and flights in the UK and the USA.
When was it opened?
How many people do they carry over?
Where are they available?
When was it launched with a dedicated non-stop, highspeed service?
What do they connect?
Are they available?
What do they offer?
What is it for?
Should you book it before arrival in Europe?
On what principle are they organized?
Has it made flights cheaper?
What is another advantage of it?
Does it operate in other parts of the world?
Using the information given in the text, complete each of the following sentences.
Model: If you want to get from St. Petersburg to Los Angeles, you can fly... — If you want to get from St. Petersburg to Los Angeles, you can fly Continental airlines and change planes at Houston, Texas.
If you want to avoid flying into LAX (Los Angeles International), you should...
If your flight is less than an hour late, your connecting flight will ...
If you fly between London and Vienna via Frankfurt or Paris, instead of direct, the fare...
If you are entering the United States from abroad, you should...
At an international airport you are sure to see the signs and notices given below. Study and then ask your fel- low-students to explain their meaning.
At the Airport
To the Customs Check in
Passport Control Deposits
Immigration Baggage reclaim
Departure Lounge Duty Free Withdrawals Gate 2 Security
Arrivals concourse
Here are six announcements made over the public address system of an airport.
As you read, identify the type of message.
staff announcement — warning
advertisement — paging a passenger
flight cancellation — delayed flight departure
delayed flight arrival — security announcement
final flight call
Announcement 1
Passengers are reminded that smoking is not permitted in any part of the terminal building.
Announcement 2
Will passenger Eckber from Miami please go to Airport Information where your tour leader is waiting. Passenger Eckber to Airport Information.
Announcement 3
This is a staff call. Will Roger Broom please go to the Baggage Hall immediately. Roger Broom to the Baggage Hall.
Announcement 4
This is the final call flight IB763 to Madrid. Will any remaining passengers please proceed immediately to gate number 14 where the aircraft is about to depart.
Announcement 5
British Airways regret to announce the delay of flight BA008 to New York. Passengers should report with their boarding cards to the BA desk where vouchers for refreshments will be given. We would like to apologize for any inconvenience.
Announcement 6
This is a security announcement. Passengers are reminded not to leave baggage unattended at any time. Any unattended baggage will be removed and may be destroyed.
In five of the announcements, specific areas or parts of the airport are mentioned. Note down these places.
Look at this diagram indicating basic airport procedure
and layout.
What happens at each point?
What other facilities and services do you find in an airport?