- •Types of tourism
- •Substitution drill
- •Texts leisure tourism
- •Sports tourism
- •Business tourism
- •Incentive tourism
- •Familiarization tourism
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Match up:
- •II. Cross out one odd term in each line:
- •III. Group the following terms according to the titles in the table (3 terms in each group):
- •IV. Match the terms with the definitions:
- •Vocabulary drill
- •VI. Fill in the blanks:
Substitution drill
Practise:
1. I was wondering if we could continue talking about travel.
continue "discussing tourism matters
continue discussing types of tourism
go on talking about career education
go on discussing business matters
carry on speaking about the hospitality industry
carry on speaking about the accommodation industry
2. Will you share your knowledge with me?
ideas
views
viewpoints
standpoints
opinions
experience
3. I'm curious to know how many types of tourism there are.
how many tourist arrivals there are
how many new resorts there are
how travellers choose a tour package
what travel agents offer discounts for
where travel agencies advertise themselves
what some purposes of travel are
4. The more purposes travellers may have, the more types of tourism there are and will be.
aims
targets
goals
objectives
ideas about travel
views about travel
5. Will you sort out some of the purposes of travel then?
put together
sum up
summarize
inform me of
advise me on
put me in the picture about
6. Curiously enough, I personally know just holiday tourism.
resort
cruise
sports
adventure
cultural
special-interest
7. As a matter of fact, there are a great deal of special-interest holidays.
resort
sports
adventure
hiking
pleasure
cultural
8. “Special interest” sounds very intriguing to me!
amazing
captivating
thought-provoking
exciting
wonderful
peculiar
9. Your example is quite to the point!
question
answer
idea
view
explanation
statement
10. It must be fantastic!
wonderful
enjoyable
exciting
excellent
marvellous
fabulous
11. And what does bird-watching involve?
hiking
hitch-hiking
motor-racing
painting
cookery
gambling
12. Just imagine travelling to the Seychelles!
Ecuado
Bavaria
France
the desert
the North Pole
an uninhabited island
13. Such tours must be very expensive!
very costly
very inexpensive
very cheap
exciting
fantastic
fabulous
14. Who told you that a hobby is a cheap thing?
travelling
a tour
a journey
a trip
a voyage
a cruise
15. The more you are telling me about tourism, the more ignorant I am feeling.
travel backward
social-interest tourism amazed
adventure tourism excited
third-age tourism interested
bird-watching fascinated
horse-riding impressed
16. If you do some thinking, you will guess what these types of tourism are about.
figure out
understand
realize
imagine
fancy
get the idea
17. I can hardly imagine what the fourth-age tourism is.
fancy
figure out
guess
suppose
assume
presume
Texts leisure tourism
Leisure tourism is also called pleasure tourism or holiday tourism. It is a type of tourism when a person goes on holiday and does not travel on business. Thus, the purpose of tourism in this case is recreation.
Leisure travellers look for sun, sea and sand. They want to go sunbathing, swimming and diving. So this kind of travellers go to sea resorts or holiday camps and stay at resort hotels.
Leisure travellers enjoy organized entertainment and sport. In a resort hotel there are always swimming-pools, fitting-centres, tennis courts, discos. A resort hotel offers its customers contests, concerts, shows, animation programmes for children. Usually it offers tours and visits to different attractions: local sights or amusement or theme parks.
Holiday-makers normally travel with their families and children. There are other ways to travel for pleasure: cruising and coaching, motoring and hiking.
More and more working people will have longer paid holidays and long weekends in future. More and more people will retire at an earlier age. It means that more and more people will travel for leisure in future.
Comprehension questions
How is leisure tourism called?
What type of travel is leisure tourism?
What do leisure travellers look for?
Where do leisure travellers go on holiday?
What do leisure travellers enjoy?
What does a resort hotel offer?
What are other ways to travel for pleasure?
Why will more and more people travel for pleasure in future?
