Detailed Itinerary & Inclusions Questions
The customer has a specific tour in mind and asks detailed questions about the daily itinerary, included meals, transportation, accommodation standards, and entrance fees.
Dialogue
Listen and follow along with the conversation
Vocabulary
Essential words and phrases from the dialogue
itinerary
A detailed plan of a journey or tour, showing activities and places to visit each day. Use it when asking about travel schedules, like 'What's the itinerary for this trip?'
cathedral
A large, important Christian church, often with beautiful architecture. Common in tours of historic cities; say 'We visited the cathedral' to describe sightseeing.
dedicated
Devoted or set aside for a specific purpose. In tours, it means a whole day focused on one activity, like 'Day two is dedicated to the castle.'
authentic
Genuine or real, not fake. Used for local food or experiences, as in 'authentic cuisine' to mean traditional local dishes.
flexibility
The ability to change plans easily. In travel, it means freedom to choose, like 'Lunches are on your own for flexibility.'
transportation
The way people or things move from one place to another, like buses or cars. Ask 'How is transportation provided?' when planning trips.
accommodation
A place to stay, like a hotel during a trip. Use it in questions like 'What accommodation is included in the tour?'
entrance fees
The cost paid to enter a place, like a museum. Important for tours; check if they are 'covered' to avoid extra expenses.
Key Sentences
Important phrases to remember and practice
Could you tell me a bit more about the daily itinerary?
This is a polite way to ask for more details about a tour plan. Use 'could you' for requests to sound courteous. Useful when inquiring about travel schedules to understand what to expect each day.
Does that sound good so far?
A friendly question to check if the listener is satisfied with the information given. 'So far' means up to now. Great for customer service or conversations to keep engagement.
Are lunches and dinners included, or just breakfast?
This asks if certain meals are part of the package price. Use 'or' to offer alternatives. Practical for booking tours to clarify what's covered and budget accordingly.
Breakfasts are included daily at the hotel.
Explains what is provided each day. 'Included' means no extra cost; 'daily' shows repetition. Use this pattern to describe tour inclusions clearly.
All ground transportation during the tour is provided.
States that travel by land is arranged and free. 'Ground transportation' specifies non-air travel. Useful in responses to reassure customers about logistics.
We pride ourselves on selecting centrally located 4-star hotels.
'Pride ourselves on' means we are proud of doing something well. This describes high-quality, convenient stays. Use to highlight positive features in services.
Are all entrance fees to the mentioned attractions covered in the tour price?
Asks if entry costs are included. 'Mentioned attractions' refers to previously named places; 'covered' means paid for. Essential for confirming no surprises in costs.
You won't need to worry about any hidden costs there.
Reassures no unexpected fees. 'Hidden costs' are extra charges not obvious. Use this to build trust in sales or explanations, with contraction 'won't' for natural speech.