Tourism Politeness Training 10

Final-level customer service English for travel and tourism — consistent professionalism in any situation.

Vocabulary in context

The final exercise in this series brings together everything — vocabulary, tone, structure, and situational judgment — in a set of scenarios that represent the full complexity of real tourism customer service. Some are straightforward; some are genuinely difficult. All of them require the same thing: professional, warm, solution-focused English that makes the traveller feel they've been dealt with by someone who takes both their job and their customers seriously. That's the standard this exercise holds itself to — and it's the standard that separates the tourism professionals travellers remember from the ones they forget.

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1. Does this train have wifi?
2. What's the name of this stop?
3. Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
4. How long is the tour?
5. Are there pickpockets on the subway?
6. Are these postcards free?
7. How much for a camping space?
8. Does this electrical outlet work? My phone's not charging.
9. Can I use my ticket on the subway and the bus?
10. What year was this building constructed?
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