Travel Etiquette (Intermediate) Part 1: Warm-Up Reading & Vocabulary Reading Passage: Understanding Travel Etiquette & Tipping Customs Traveling to a new country is an exciting adventure, but navigating local social norms can sometimes be tricky. Cultural etiquette varies widely around the world, especially when it comes to dining, dress codes, and tipping practices. In North America, tipping is customary and considered a essential part of a service worker’s income. However,

Choosing the Right Vacation Package (Intermediate) Part I: Conversation I. Vocabulary: 1. Pitching (verb/noun): Presenting an idea, plan, or product persuasively to convince someone to accept or buy it. 2. Customized (adjective): Modified or tailored to suit a specific person, budget, or group. 3. Itinerary (noun): A detailed plan or route of a journey, including dates, times, and locations. 4. Excursion (noun): A short journey or trip, especially one taken as a leisure

Flight Cancelled?! (Intermediate) Part 1: Warm-Up Reading & Vocabulary Common Travel Disruptions Traveling can be exciting, but unexpected disruptions can quickly turn a dream vacation into a stressful situation. One of the most common issues travelers face is a flight cancellation due to severe weather or technical glitches. When this happens, passengers are often forced to wait in long lines at the customer service desk to request a rebooking or seek compensation for their

Indirect Questions - Change the following questions into indirect ones. Don’t forget to use the introductory clauses: - Can you tell me ---? – I’d like to know ---. - I wonder ---. - I need to know ---. - I don’t know ---. - Do you know ---? - I’ll ask them ---. - Please tell me ---. - Let me know ---. – Do you have any idea ---? Etc. Part I: WH- Questions: Ex. For how long are you staying? Can you please tell me for how long you are staying? 1. What time is the check out? 2.