000 01409nam a2200241Ia 4500
999 _c9184
_d9184
001 13325
003 SV-SsUGB
005 20211020100535.0
008 180402s2012||||es |||||||||||||| ||spa||
020 _a9780521606592
040 _aUGB
_cUGB
041 0 _aeng
082 4 _a421.54
_bJ664
100 1 _aJones, Leo
_eAutor
_916081
245 1 0 _aWelcome english for the travel and tourism industry student´s book /
_cLeo Jones
250 _a2a. ed.
260 _aNew York
_bCambridge University Press
_c2012
300 _a126 p.
520 _aDIFERENTS KINDS OF PEOPLE. Working in travel and tourism; Being fiendly and helpful; When in Rome; Dealing with enquiries. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL. Different ways to travels; Asking questions; Taking a booking; The best way to get there; Around the world; Organising a trip. PHONE CALLS. Using the phone; Answering enquiries; Taking a booking; How may I help you? Taking messages. FOOD AND DRINK. Good morning; Explaning dishes; ¿May I take your order?; Drinks, sncks and desserts; Eating habits; Welcome to our restaurant! CORRESPONDENCE. Responding to enquiries; Confirming reservations; Avoiding mistakes; We are very sorry. ACCOMODATION. Reservations; Checking in; Facilities: enjoy your stay!; Givign information; The best hotel for you; The perfect hotel. MONEY. How would you like top pay?; Changing money; Explaining the bill; Is service included? TRAVELLING AROUND. To and from the airport; Local knowledge; Offering and requesting; Car rental; motoring; The best way to get there. PROBLEMS. Is there anything I can do?; Dealing with complaints, Better safe than sorry; Difficult customers? ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES. Seeing the sights; Making suggestions and giig advice; ¿Sun, sae and sand?; History and folklore; A nice day out; The future of tourism.
542 1 _aJones, Leo
_g2012
_i2012
650 4 _aCONVERSATION; ENGLISH LANGUAGE-TOURIST TRADE
_96039
700 1 _aJones, Leo
_916081
942 _cBK
_2ddc