Ecotourism 2nd Bloco Lesson 4

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ACCOMODATION

• Make a list of different types of tourist accommodation in your


country.
• Which of these have you stayed in?
• Tell your partners about the best I worst I most unusual
accommodation you have ever stayed in
Types of accommodation for tourists
Different types of tourist accommodation
• Bed and Breakfasts
• Guest houses
• Lodges
• Hotels
• Homes & apartments
• Chalets
2- I have you stayed in Homes & apartments
Hotel

The hotel has minimum ten rooms. Majority


of the rooms must be single or double. The
hotels should provide a wide variety of
services related to the stay of the guests,
including catering service.
Boutique hotel

Elegant, luxurious facilities, often located in


historic buildings. They provide hotel services
at the top-notch level, often with 5-star
hotels standards. Usually, they are small,
intimate, with a unique design, often
historical.
Motel

Hotel located by the road. Such


facilities must offer parking spaces.
The motel must have minimum ten
rooms, with mainly single and double
rooms. It should also provide catering
services. Motels are located mostly on
the outskirts and by the major
motorways.
Camping

Guarded facilities, where guests can stay in


the tents, cars or caravans. On the campsite,
guests may prepare the meals and park the
cars. Some facilities offer guests the option of
sleeping in the bungalows (camping houses).
Camping field

The accommodation facility offering stays in


the tents, but unlike the camping sites, they
are not guarded.
Tourist house

Accommodation establishment
providing basic services range related
to the guests’ stay. They can
accommodate minimum 30 people.
Youth hostel

Accommodation facilities offering stay for


youth.
Hostel

The hostel is cheaper and offers lower


standard than a hotel. Its main feature is the
offer of the multi-person rooms (from three
to nine beds or even more), usually with the
shared bathroom in the hall. Guests may also
use the shared kitchen, where they can
prepare the meals or they can spend the
time in the TV room. Nowadays many hostels
offer single and double rooms, sometimes
with a private bathroom. These rooms are
much more expensive than these multi-
person ones. They are supposed to resemble
youth hostels, but unlike them, they are
always private property and do not have such
strict rules.
Bungalow

Small holiday houses, usually wooden, with a


roof covered with palm leaves in exotic
countries. Bungalows are often located next
to the beach, and they have a porch with a
sea-view.
Agrotourism

Farms offering stay for tourists. There are


mainly family-run companies, giving guests a
chance to spend time in the countryside in an
active way, often this kind of leisure is related
to, for example, field work.
TIMETABLES AND SCHEDULES
Time and time differences

• There are two styles for stating the time:


• The12 hour clock. This is the most common time style for
everyday use. e.g. 8 o’clock, 8.30 am.
• The 24 hour clock. This is most often used for timetables and
schedules. e.g. 20.00 hours, 08.30 hours
• For times before 10 o’clock, add ‘oh’ (0) before the number of hours
• If there are minutes then say the number of hours followed by the
number of minutes.
• When there are no minutes, then say the number + hundred hours.
12 HOUR TIME 24 HOUR TIME 24 HOUR TIME PRONUNCIATION
7:30 AM 07:30 HOURS OH SEVEN THIRTY HOURS
10:00 AM 10:00 HOURS TEN HUNDRED HOURS
1:00 PM 13:00 HOURS THIRTEEN HUNDRED HOURS
6:15 PM 18:15 HOURS EIGHTEEN FIFTEEN HOURS
11:05 PM 23:05 HOURS TWENTY-THREE ZERO FIVE HOURS
Exercise24 hour clock

• Change these times to either 12 hour or 24 hour clock time.


• 1. 8.00am =. 8.00 hours
• 2. 9.45am =. 9.45 hours
• 3. 02.00am =02.00 hours
• 4 20.00am =20.00 hours
• 5. 10.20pm =. 10.20 hours
Open and closed

• To say that something is open or closed, you can use either a verb or
an adjective.
• The verbs ‘open’ and ‘close’ refer to an activity.
• The bank closes at 5.00pm.
• The adjectives ‘opened’ and ‘closed’ refer to a state. Like all
adjectives, they must be used with the verb to be
• This box is open.
• The adjectives ‘opened’ and ‘closed’ refer to a state. Like all
adjectives, they must be used with the verb to be
• The bank is open from 10.00am to 5.00pm.
• The shop closes at 5 o’clock.
• The shop is closed from 5pm to 8am.
• The supermarket opens at 8.00pm.
• Some shops in America are open day and night.
• The Super Plaza Opening hours
• SHOPS MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

• Pharmacy2nd floor 8.30 to 5.30 9.00 to 12.30 Closed


• Bakery Ground floor 6.00 to 7.00 7.30 to 6.00 7.00am to 12.00pm
• Optician3rd floor 8.30 to 12.00 1.30 to 5.00 Closed
• Bookshop Ground floor 8.00 to 5.00 8.00 to 12.00 Closed
• Supermarket
Ground floor 7.30 to 6.00 7.30 to 5.00 7.30 to 12.00
• Shoe shop2nd floor 8.30 to 5.00 9.00 to 1.30 Closed
• Tailor3rd floor 8.30 to 4.30 Closed Closed
Exercise
• Refer to the opening times above. Then read the dialogues, and fill in the missing information.
Practice these telephone conversations with a colleague.
• Customer: Good morning. Is that the pharmacy?
• Pharmacy: Yes, it is.
• Customer: Good. Can you please tell me your opening times?
• Pharmacy: Certainly the pharmacy is open from 8.30am to 5.30pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY,
SATURDAY 9.00am to 12.30pm and SUNDAY & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS the pharmacy closes
• Customer: Good morning. Is that the bookshop?
• Bookshop: Yes, it is.
• Customer: Good. Can you please tell me when you are open?
• Bookshop: The bookshop is open from 8.00am to 5.00pm, Saturday 8.00am to 12.00pm and
SUNDAY & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS The bookshop closes

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