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What do you call a holiday where you book both your travel and accommodation together? A) Wildlife safari B) Package holiday C) Guided tour
Package holiday
Which of these phrases means to visit popular tourist sites? A) Go sightseeing B) Self-catering C) Departure lounge
Go sightseeing
What is a cheaper, non-scheduled form of flying? A) Charter-flight B) Holiday brochure C) Long weekend
Charter-flight
What type of location is known for being crowded with visitors? A) Picturesque village B) Tourist trap C) Stunning landscape
Tourist trap
Which of these refers to the waiting area before boarding a flight? A) Check-in desk B) Departure lounge C) Passport control
Departure lounge
True or False: A 'self-catering' holiday means all your meals are provided.
False
True or False: A 'holiday of a lifetime' is a trip that you expect to take many times.
False
True or False: 'Hordes of tourists' refers to large groups of visitors.
True
True or False: 'Places of interest' are areas that locals avoid.
False
True or False: A 'guided tour' involves being shown around by an expert who provides information.
True
"After going through the __________, we finally reached our boarding gate."
passport control
Stunning landscape A) An extremely beautiful countryside B) A busy airport terminal
An extremely beautiful countryside
Youth hostel A) An expensive resort for luxury travelers B) A budget-friendly place for travelers to stay
A budget-friendly place for travelers to stay
Out of season A) During the peak tourist period B) Outside the main holiday period
Outside the main holiday period
Holiday brochure A) A travel document used for boarding B) A glossy publication with details about holiday packages
A glossy publication with details about holiday packages
What phrase would you use to describe going to a place that isn’t full of tourists? A) Tourist trap B) Off the beaten track C) Departure lounge
Off the beaten track
