Tourism 1

1.        Three people are going to visit São Paulo city. Look at their descriptions and give suggestions from the text or your own ideas using can or should.

a)     Theresa: I am going to visit São Paulo city on my next vacation with 2 friends. We like to go out at night to dance and to have fun in nice restaurants. Where should we go?

	b)      Brian: I'll visit São Paulo next weekend. I like quiet places. I don't like big crowds. I like to go for a walk and have contact with nature. Where should I go?

 

	c)      Diana: I'm going to visit São Paulo next month. My mom lives there. I like to go shopping and buy different things. I like to know about culture and learn different things.

 

	d)     Kelly: I’m going to be in S.P. for two weeks and I’m still having lots doubts about what should I bring with me. I mean what kinds of clothing and objects? Should I bring a camera? Should I bring lots of Money? And what kinds of transportation should I use to make my tour easier and comfortable?

	e)

William: I’m so excited! I’m going to travel to São Paulo City next weekend. But my friends told me that it’s a very dangerous place, especially at night. So I’m wondering… what kind of precautions should I take?

Tourism 2

How important is tourism in your country?

What is the biggest tourist destination in your country?

What are the benefits of international tourism? Are there any drawbacks?

Do you prefer tourism package tours or do you prefer to plan your own vacations? Why?

Is it better to go to popular tourist destinations or lesser known tourist destinations? Why?

Should a government try to improve domestic tourism or try to attract international tourists instead? Why?

What’s the best way to travel when you visit a country? Train, car, bicycle, bus, some other way? Why?

If you could create a tourism slogan for your country, what would it be?

What’s the best way for a country to bring in more tourists?

How do you feel about tourists who visit your country?

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