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Tourists and tourism: 

Tourists and tourism

What is tourism?: 

What is tourism? Tourism – the practice of traveling for pleasure, especially on one’s holidays ● domestic tourism ● international tourism

Transport for traveling: 

Transport for traveling Comfortable Safe Economical Polluting Fast Reliable Dangerous Expensive Convenient Relaxing Slow

Hotelslooking for something new: 

Hotels looking for something new ● A tree-house hotel, India ● Ice hotel, Sweden ● Under the sea hotel, Miami ● Wigwam hotel, the USA

Activity Holidays sports and other exciting things : 

Activity Holidays sports and other exciting things Mountain-biking Skiing Surfing Climbing

Tourist attractions: 

Tourist attractions Natural Man-made Event attractions attractions attractions Mount Fuji Football World Cup Kremlin, Moscow

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Advantages of tourism M O N E y N EW J O B S N E W F A C I L I T I E S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Tourism in the future: 

Tourism in the future In 2001 Dennis Tito had the first holiday in space for 20 million dollars

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Virtual holidays With virtual reality, you can “visit” different holiday resorts before you decide on holiday

Tourism is the business of providing holidays: 

Tourism is the business of providing holidays

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Bergen is situated on the beautiful coast of Norway. It offers the perfect combination of fragrant pine trees and fresh sea air. On sailing into the port, visitors will be struck by the beauty of the view. The old harbour is filled with colourful sailing boats and along the busy seafront, the promenade is full of craft shops, cafes and restaurants serving delicious food. Behind the promenade the thick evergreen trees which grow up on the mountainside, make it seem as it is covered with a green blanket. Here and there in the forest, old wood-beamed houses rise up over the tree-tops. From the harbour, you can smell the delicious aroma of seafood, and fresh fruit. Go to Bergen to experience both the peaceful silence of the pine forests and the noisy activities of the busy port.

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NOUN MATERIAL COUNTRY OF ORIGIN COLOUR SHAPE AGE SIZE OPINION

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church English grey ancient big beautiful It’s a

Description of a place: 

Description of a place 2. Reason for choosing the place 3. Particular details of the place (sights to see, how to spend your free time etc) 4. Feelings and final thoughts about the place 1. Name and geographical situation of the place

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Bergen is situated on the beautiful coast of Norway. It offers the perfect combination of fragrant pine trees and fresh sea air. On sailing into the port, visitors will be struck by the beauty of the view. The old harbour is filled with colourful sailing boats and along the busy seafront, the promenade is full of craft shops, cafes and restaurants serving delicious food. Behind the promenade the thick evergreen trees which grow up on the mountainside, make it seem as it is covered with a green blanket. Here and there in the forest, old wood-beamed houses rise up over the tree-tops. From the harbour, you can smell the delicious aroma of seafood, and fresh fruit. Go to Bergen to experience both the peaceful silence of the pine forests and the noisy activities of the busy port.