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Tourism Business EnglishCourseware•Fundamentals of Tourism Business English•Communication skillsin tourism businessEnglish•Application scenariosof tourism businessEnglish•Cultural Backgroundof Tourism BusinessEnglish•Case Analysis of Tourism Business English•Practical Practiceof TourismBusiness English01Fundamentals of TourismBusiness EnglishTheDefinition andCharacteristics of TourismBusiness EnglishDefinitionTourismBusiness English is anEnglish subjectspecifically designedfor practitionersor learnersin thetourism industry.It coverscommonly usedEnglish vocabulary,expressions,and communicationskillsin the tourismindustry.FeaturesTourism BusinessEnglish hasprofessional,practical,and cross-cultural characteristics,requiringlearners tomaster thebasic terminology,business processes,and communicationnorms of thetourism industry.The ImportanceofTourismBusiness EnglishBusinessCommunication:Tourism Internationalizationintegration:Cultural exchange:TourismBusiness Englishis anessential Withthe accelerationof business Englishisnot onlya tooltool for effectivecommunication globalizationand theprosperity forbusiness communication,butbetween tourismindustry of the tourismindustry,mastering alsoa bridgefor spreadingpractitionersand customers,tourism businessEnglish canhelp cultureand enhancingcolleagues,partners,etc.It helpspractitioners competewith peersunderstanding betweendifferentto improvethe efficiencyof onthe internationalstage andcountries andregions,whichbusiness processingand enhancetheir careerhelps toenhance thecustomer satisfaction.development potential.international imageof individualsandenterprises.Learning Methodsfor TourismBusinessEnglish•Practical application:Apply theknowledge learnedto practicalwork,improve practicaloperational skillsthrough simulationscenarios,role-playing,and othermethods.•Case study:By analyzingreal tourismbusiness cases,understand thebest practicesand successfulexperiencesin theindustry.•Cross culturallearning:Understand thecultural backgrounds,customs,and etiquetteof different countries andregions,and cultivatethe abilityof cross-cultural communication.•Continuous learningand updating:The tourismindustry isdeveloping rapidly,and practitionersneed tomaintaina continuouslearning attitude,pay attentionto industrytrends,and constantlyupdate theirknowledgeand skills.02Communication skillsin tourismbusinessEnglishSpoken Englishexpression in tourismbusiness•Oral expressionin tourismbusiness:The oral expression involvedintourism business includes commonlyused expressionssuch ashotelreservations,attraction introductions,tour guideexplanations,andcustomer service.•Oral skillsin tourismbusiness:In tourismbusiness,good oralskills includeclear andaccurate pronunciation,fluent speechspeed,appropriate intonationand rhythm,as wellas politeand enthusiasticexpression.•Cross culturalcommunication:Tourism business involves tourists from differentcountries andregions,so it isnecessary to understand communicationhabits andetiquette indifferent culturalbackgrounds toavoid culturalconflictsand misunderstandings.•Emergency response:In tourismbusiness,various emergencysituations mayoccur,such asmissing tourists,sudden illnesses,etc.It is necessary tomaster thecorresponding emergencyoralexpressionand handlingmethods.Written expressionin tourismbusinessEnglish•Written expressionof tourismbusiness:Written expressionsrelated totourismbusinessincludetourism contracts,itinerary arrangements,tourism promotionalmaterials,emails,etc.•Writing standardsfor tourismbusiness:In tourismbusiness,it isnecessary tofollow certainwriting standards,such asaccurate description,conciseness andclarity,polite language,etc.,to improvecommunicationeffectiveness andcustomersatisfaction.•English abbreviationsand termsfor tourismbusiness:English abbreviationsand termssuch asVIP,TAT,SSR,etc.are oftenused in tourismbusiness,and it isnecessary tounderstandand usethem correctly.•Cross culturalwritten communication:Like oralcommunication,written communicationintourismbusiness alsoneedsto considerreaders fromdifferent culturalbackgrounds toavoid misunderstandings.TourismBusinessEnglish CommunicationEtiquette•Communication etiquetteintourismbusiness:In tourismbusiness,good communication etiquette canimprove customersatisfaction andloyalty,such asmaintaining asmile,paying attentionto politelanguage,and respectingcustomer privacy.•Telephone etiquette:In tourismbusiness,the telephoneis oneof theimportant communication tools,and itisnecessary tomaster correspondingtelephone etiquette,such aspaying attentionto tone,intonation,andrhythm.•Email etiquette:When communicatingthrough email,itisimportant topay attentionto detailssuch astheformat,address,and endingoftheemail,as wellas avoidusing overlycasual orcolloquial language.•Cross culturalcommunicationetiquette:As tourismbusinessinvolvestouristsfromdifferentcountriesandregions,itisnecessarytounderstand communicationetiquette andhabits indifferent culturalbackgrounds toavoidcultural conflictsand misunderstandings.03Application scenariosof tourismbusinessEnglishHotel reservations and check-inReservationsBooking aroom fora specificdate rangeConfirmingthe reservation and providingcontact detailsHotelreservationsand check-in•Cancelling ormodifying areservationHotel reservationsand check-inWelcoming theguestCheck inand confirmingtheirreservationCollecting keysandHandling anyrequestsproviding informationforspecial servicesorabout theroom andamenitiesfacilitiesRestaurantordering and diningOrderingReading themenu andunderstanding theoptions availableRestaurantordering anddiningOrdering food,beverages,and dessersSpecifyingdietary restrictionsor preferencesRestaurantordering anddining01DiningUsing appropriatetable menand02etiquetteOrdering additionalitems orservices03during themealLeaving atip ormaking acomplaint04effectivelyTourist attractions and guides01Attractions02Understanding thehistory andsignificance oftheattraction03Obtaining informationabout visitingtimes,ticket prices,and accessibilityTouristattractions andguides•Following safetyguidelines andruleswhile onsiteTourist attractionsand guidesGuidesCommunicatingeffectively withtheguide tounderstand theinitiative,schedule,andexpectationsTourist attractionsand guidesAskingquestions orseeking Showinggraduation andlearningclarification duringthetourfeedback atthe endofthetourVSShopping and ReturnsShoppingComparing prices,quality,and selectionof availableproductsFinding specificitems orgifts andreading labelsand packagingShoppingandReturns•Handling hagglingorbartering overpriceseffectivelyShopping andReturns01Returns02Understanding returnpolicies andprocedures03Handling returnsor exchangesof itemsbulky asgifts orsouvenirs04Following storepolicies onrefunds orexchanges04Cultural Backgroundof TourismBusinessEnglishCultural customsin Westerncountries030102Time04Dress codeorientationCommunicationHierarchy andWestern cultures tendto beInmost businesssettings instyle titlestimeoriented,andWestern countries,it iscustomaryto dressformally,Directness andhonesty arefunctionality ishighly valuedTitles such as Mr.,Ms.,with menwearing suitsand valuedin Western cultures,in businessmeetings andand Mrs.are commonlywomenwearing dressesor and people ofopen andother appointmentsused inWesternculturestosuits honestcommunicationtoaddress peopleformally,establish trustand buildreflecting theimportance ofrelationshipshierarchy andrespectIntroduction toTraditional ChineseCultureDress code:In traditionalChinese culture,people oftenwear01formal attributesto showrespect,especially duringimportantoccasions orfestivalsCommunication style:Chinese cultureemphasizes harmony02and collectivism,andpeopleoften communicateindirectly toavoidconflict orconflictTime orientation:Chinese culturetends tobe lesstime03oriented thanWesternculture,and flexibilityis oftenvaluedmore thanfunctionalityHierarchy and titles:Titles such as Laofor observedeldersand Xiaofor junioror minorare commonlyused inChinese04culture toaddress peopleformally,reflecting theimportanceof hierarchyand respectComparisonof CulturalDifferences betweenEastand WestDresscode:While Timeorientation:formal attributeis Easterncultures tendexpectedin bothto valueflexibilityEastern andWestern andspontaneity overcultures,the stricttimekeeping,specifications ofwhile Westernwhatis consideredcultures placea01020304formal variablehigher emphasisonbetween culturesFor functionalityThis canexample,in China,a leadto differencesinsuit maynot beas schedulingand timecommonas inthe managementinCommunication Hierarchyandtitles:West,and traditionalbusiness settingsstyle:Directness BothEastern andattributessuchastheversus directnessis aWestern culturesCheongsamor Qipaokeydifference havea strongsensemay bemorebetween Easternand ofhierarchy,but theacceptablein someWesternway itis expressedsettingscommunicationcan varyFor example,styles Westernerswhile Westernerstendto mayuse formaltitlescommunicate morelike Mr.or Ms.todirectly,while addresssomeoneEasterners mayuse higherup inthemore indirector hierarchy,Easternerssubtitle mayuse morecommunicationreferential languagemethodsor titleslike LaoorXiao toshowrespect05Case AnalysisofTourismBusinessEnglishCase analysisof hotel reservationandcheck-inProficient inhotelreservationandcheck-inprocessesUnderstand hotelroom typesand pricechoicesMaster the useof hotelfacilities andservicesRespondingto hotelcomplaints andspecialneedsCase analysisof orderinganddiningin restaurantsDealingwith restaurantFamiliar with restaurantserviceand foodqualitytypes andmenu selectionissuesUnderstandrestaurantMaster orderingandcheckout andpaymentdining etiquettemethodsCaseAnalysisofTourism AttractionTour andGuide输入Familiarize oneselfwith touristattractionsandMastering tourguides presentationskills and02标题feature introductionsservice quality0103Understand tourismsafety andemergency04Addressing touristissues andneedsresponseAnalysis ofshopping andreturn cases0102Familiarwithtourist shoppingMastertheshopping paymentvenuesand productselection andreturn/exchange processDealingwith shoppingUnderstand tourismanddisputes andafter-sales shoppingtax andinsuranceservice issuesknowledge030406Practical PracticeofTourismBusinessEnglishRole playing exercisesRole playingexercises arean Excelway toimprove TourismBusinessEnglish skillsThese exercisesallow learners to practicecommunication inreal world scenarios,suchasmeeting customers,handling complaints,orgiving directionsTomake roleplayingexercisesmore effective,teachers can createscenarios basedon commonsituations accountedfor inthe tourismindustryThis will help learnersto develop their language skills andconfidencein handlingrealworldsituationsSimulated scenarioexercisesSimulated scenarioexercises areanother Teachers cancreatesimulated scenariossuch asvaluabletoolforpracticing TourismBusiness handlinga cancelledflight,dealing with a lossEnglishThese exercisesprovide learnerswithabag incident,or handlinga customercomplaintsimulated environmentwhere theycan applyLearners willneed to use theirEnglish languagetheirlanguageskills to solveproblems orskillstocommunicate effectivelyin thesecompletetasks situationsTravelBusinessEnglishWriting PracticeWritingpractice isessential forTeacherscanassign writingtasks suchimprovingTourismBusinessEnglish aswriting emails,letters,or travelskillsIt helpslearnerstodeveloptheiritineraries Learnersshould beresourcedlanguage proficiencyand writingskills,tousecorrect grammar,vocabulary,which arecritical inthe tourismand formattingin theirwritingindustry Feedbackand constructivecriticismfrom teacherswillhelplearnersimprove theirwriting skillsTHANKS感谢观看。
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