TURİZM İÇİN İNGİLİZCE II

Mass tourism means large numbers of people visiting a specific location because of its attractiveness. The form of attractiveness may change: it may be warm weather and beautiful beaches, such as Turkey’s Mediterranean coast; or it may be a very large, historical city, such as Rome. No matter what the attraction is, mass tourism means that a lot of visitors arrive for vacation and they spend money on hotels, restaurants, entertainment, tours, etc.

With mass tourism, many people visit a specific area and spend their money there which can be a great chance for locals to sell things like souvenirs to make a living.

When people go to the beach, they want to relax and enjoy the sun and nature. When there are lots of them, vehicles like speedboats and jetskis usually make unwanted noise and disturb the holidaymakers.

The tour agent is talking about the price. Therefore, option B, which asks about extra fees, fills in the gap meaningfully.

In an attractive travel brochure, one must use of simple and easy-to-understand words.

Among all, pools or poolside animations are not the things you see in nature. Therefore, this attraction wouldn't attract a nature lover.

Sometimes two or more fact adjectives are used together. Very often (but not always) fact adjectives are used in the following order:

how big?

how old?

what color?

where from?

what is it made of?

-  big brown eyes (1-3)

-  a small black plastic ball (1-3-5-)

-  an old Turkish song (2-4)

-  a large wooden box (1-5)

A travel agent must engage with social media and have a Facebook Page for his/her travel business. He/She must get his/her clients to be fans and to post reviews of his/her services.

Sometimes two or more fact adjectives are used together. Very often (but not always) fact adjectives are used in the following order:

how big?

how old?

what color?

where from?

what is it made of?

So the correct order is:  A big, old, blue, polyester coat

Sometimes two or more fact adjectives are used together. Very often (but not always) fact adjectives are used in the following order:

how big?

how old?

what color?

where from?

what is it made of?

So the correct order of adjectives is: A medium-size, ancient, red, wooden box

Mass tourism means large numbers of people visiting a specific location because of its attractiveness. The correct answer is C.

Because of mass tourism, the number of people on the beach, sun beds and umbrellas may increase. The sea can become full of speedboats, noisy jetskis and surfers. However, there are usually fewer palm trees because there are more and more buildings, hotels, holiday resorts, guest houses, restaurants, and swimming pools. The correct answer is E.

There are generally better roads and transportation chances when there is mass tourism in a place. However, it’s no longer a small, quiet place but a large and very busy one. The children can no longer ride bicycles safely. It’s not so secure, and people often have to use locks and safe boxes. The hotels generally become very expensive. Most of the hotels become full of holidaymakers who booked their trip months ago. The correct answer is A.

Early-bird special offer means getting a cheaper price, a discount, when the holiday, tour,  service etc. is booked very early. The correct answer is B.

'Sample of local delicacies’ means local special food examples. The correct answer is D.

The following are the important features of an attractive travel brochure:

The correct answer is A.

The adjective order should be as follows:

The correct phrase is ‘a nice small wooden cottage,’ not 'a wooden nice small cottage.' The phrase with the wrong adjective order is C.

Sometimes two or more fact adjectives are used together. Very often, fact adjectives are used in the following order:

- how big? (big)

- how old? (old)

- what color? (grey)

- what is it made of? (stone)

The article ‘a’ comes first, and the noun modified (table) comes last. The correct phrase is ‘a big old grey stone table.’ The correct answer is D.

To specialize means that a travel agent picks a few destinations or activities and resolve to be a better expert at them than anyone else. Consumers now have access to so much travel information, particularly at their fingertips via the Internet that they have themselves become “generalist travel agents.” When they seek help, they’re seeking a true specialist. The correct answer is E.

‘Flexible’ means ‘esnek.’ When you ask “How flexible are you?” you mean ‘(Planlarınızı değiştirmede) Ne kadar esneksiniz? Ne kadar esneklik payınız var?’  The correct answer is B.