114. Bed and Breakfasts and Farm/Ranch Vacation Sites

115. These … to people wanting a personal …, a unique heritage or lifestyle setting, or a … atmosphere. Few accommodate more than 8-10 people. Prices and amenities vary greatly from operation to operation. There may not be many … at these sites, as many are owner-operated sites and small enough that just one or two people can … . However, a position at one of these sites can be as varied as any in the industry. Helping the … saddle up in the morning might be part of the 'front desk' position!

116. Cabins, Cottages and Houseboats

117. Often located in recreation …, and offering … such as a beach, fishing rentals, playgrounds, etc., these are often destination sites for travellers. Generally, … are longer than a night or two and involve the … family, including the dog.

118. Campgrounds

119. Campgrounds cater to … who have their own roof, usually a tent or …, but require a serviced site for it. Campgrounds range in the services they supply, from 'wilderness sites' with no services … maybe an outhouse, to full power and water hookups, with complete restaurant, laundry, entertainment and … facilities. This type of … generally appeals to travellers who want an inexpensive outdoor experience and/or related activities, such as hiking, canoeing, fishing, hunting or boating.

121. Hostels

122. These are usually non-profit facilities catering to budget-conscious or adventure travellers. Guests supply their own …, cook their own meals, and often sleep in … rooms.

124. TEXT 2

125. What makes a good hotel? What do people want from a hotel? A good bed? A comfortable room? A modern building? Work in pairs. Make a list of five things you would expect from a good hotel. Look at the hotel web pages. Which hotel:

1. is the best for business travellers?

2. sounds the most luxurious ?

3. is the most attractive to you?