Tourism Politeness Training 6

Customer service English for tourism and travel workers — professional responses for passenger situations.

Vocabulary in context

Tourism customer service has a particular challenge that hotel or restaurant service doesn't face to the same degree: travellers are often dealing with systems they don't control. Flights get delayed. Connections get missed. Queues are longer than they should be. And the tourism professional standing in front of them isn't responsible for any of it — but they're still the person who has to handle the conversation. This exercise practises the English for those situations: how to acknowledge a problem you didn't cause, how to offer what genuinely exists as alternatives, and how to keep your professional composure when the traveller in front of you has every reason to be frustrated.

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1. My bag doesn't fit under my seat.
2. Will someone from the organization meet me at the airport?
3. How much is it to rent a car for a week?
4. Does the rental price include insurance?
5. What time on Friday do I have to return the car?
6. Is this the right ticket?
7. Is there something wrong?
8. Can I pay with Euros?
9. Is there a discount for students?
10. Where are we on the map?
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