Tourism Customer Service 10

Final customer service English for travel and tourism — consistent professional communication in any situation.

Vocabulary in context

The final exercise in this customer service series brings together the complete vocabulary and phrasing toolkit that professional service English requires. The scenarios here represent the full range of what experienced tourism and travel staff encounter — simple, complex, rewarding, and genuinely difficult — and the language choices reflect what works across all of them. By this point, the goal is not to think about the words at all: to have the professional English so embedded that it comes automatically, leaving full attention free to focus on what the traveller actually needs rather than how to phrase the next sentence.

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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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