Tourism English Spoken Situational Dialogue Reading

With the rapid development of my country's tourism industry, the requirements for tourism practitioners are becoming higher and higher. In order to cultivate high-level tourism practitioners, we are actively exploring the cultivation of tourism English professionals.

I have compiled some situational dialogues about spoken English for tourism, welcome to read!

Situational dialogues about spoken English for tourism 1

STEEVE: This place serves good breakfasts, don't you think?

HOWARD: Yes. But I'm not used to eating American-style breakfast.

STEVE: What are you planning to do today?

HOWARD: I saw yesterday that they rent windsurfers at the beach. I want to rent one.

STEVE: Have you done windsurfing before?

HOWARD: No, but it looks fun. I always wanted to try it .

STEEVE: Can you take a little advice from a friend?

HOWARD: Sure. What?

STEVE: Don't waste your money. Windsurfing is very hard. And it will be windy today. They will charge you fifty dollars for a half-hour, and you won't be able to windsurf. You will fall and fall and fall.

HOWARD: But I always wanted to try it.

STEVE: Yes, but it takes a long time to learn. You would spend a thousand dollars to learn it on a rental windsurfer.

HOWARD : Well, I will see. How was your day at the office?

STEVE: Hectic. It's always hectic. But how was your windsurfing?

HOWARD: I tried it for a half-hour. It was interesting, but... well... I couldn't really do it.

STEEVE: See? I told you. It's very hard.

HOWARD: I couldn't even stand on it and hold the sail. I probably fell down fifty times.

STEVE: Fifty times?

HOWARD: Yes, it was really stupid.

STEEVE: And how much did it cost to rent it?

HOWARD: It was fifty dollars for a half-hour.

STEVE: Well, that's not too bad then.

HOWARD: What do you mean? It's expensive!

STEVE: Yes, but you have to calculate a little. You paid fifty dollars and you fell down fifty times.So you only spent one dollar per fall. That's cheap.

Stephen: Is the breakfast here good?

Hao Hua: Not bad, but I'm still not used to American breakfast. .

Stephen: What are you going to do today?

Hao Hua: Yesterday I saw someone renting a surfboard at the beach, and I wanted to rent one.

Stephen: Have you ever surfed before?

Hao Hua: No, but it looks fun and I’ve always wanted to try it.

Stephen: Can you listen to your friends’ opinions?

Hao Hua: Of course, please.

Stephen: Don’t waste your money. Surfing is very difficult, and it’s very windy today. They charge fifty yuan for half an hour, but you can't afford it. You'll keep falling overboard.

Hao Hua: But I have always wanted to give it a try.

Stephen: But it takes a long time to learn this. You rent surfboards to learn and it will cost you a fortune.

Hao Hua: Let me take a look. How was your work today?

Stephen: Busy, very busy all the time. Have you gone surfing?

Hao Hua: I surfed for half an hour. It's interesting, but I really don't know how to do it.

Stephen: Look! I told you it was difficult.

Hao Hua: I couldn’t even stand up or grab the sail. I fell into the water about fifty times.

Stephen: Fifty times?

Hao Hua: Yes, really stupid.

Stephen: How much did you pay to rent it?

Hao Hua: Fifty yuan for half an hour.

Stephen: That’s not so bad.

Hao Hua: What did you say? It’s very expensive!

Stephen: Yes, but do the math. You spent fifty yuan and fell fifty times.

So I only spent one yuan once, which is very cheap

Travel English Spoken Situational Dialogue 2

KATHLEEN: Are you cold?

HANK: Yes, a little .

KATHLEEN: I wonder if we can change the temperature.

HANK: I tried before. There are no buttons on the air conditioning.

KATHLEEN: There must be buttons. How do they turn it on and off?

HANK: I think it is centrally controlled. They control it at the main desk.

KATHLEEN: Well, they have it too cold in here.I want to be warmer. I won't be able to sleep.

HANK: I'm going downstairs for more drinking water. I will ask them.

KATHLEEN: What did they say about the air conditioning?

HANK: They said it is centrally controlled. All the rooms are the same. They can't change it.

KATHLEEN: That's stupid. How can I sleep in this?

HANK: You can wear more clothes.

KATHLEEN: Did you ask them to send more blankets up?These blankets they use are too thin.

HANK: No, I didn't think of it.

KATHLEEN: I will call them.

VOICEOVER: Front desk.

KATHLEEN: Hello. Yes. I would like some more blankets in my room. It's too cold.

VOICEOVER: And your room number, Ma'am?

< p>KATHLEEN: I'm in room 224. We need a lot of blankets.

VOICEOVER: Alright, I'll have someone bring them right away.

KATHLEEN: Thank you . May I ask you one more thing?

VOICEOVER: Of course, Ma'am.

KATHLEEN: My hu *** and and I would like a wake-up call tomorrow morning.

VOICEOVER: What time would you like that?

KATHLEEN: 7:30.

VOICEOVER: Alright. A wake-up call at 7: 30 AM. Room 224. Anything else?

KATHLEEN: No, nothing else.

Katherine: Are you cold?

Hank: A little

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Catherine: I was wondering if I could adjust the temperature.

Hank: I tried it, but there are no buttons on the air conditioner.

Catherine: There must be, otherwise how would they turn it on and off?

Hank: I think this is central air conditioning, they control it on the main unit.

Catherine: It's too cold here.

I want the temperature to be higher, otherwise I won't be able to sleep.

Hank: I was just going downstairs to get some more water, so I stopped by to ask.

Catherine: What did they say?

Hank: They said it was central air conditioning. All rooms are the same, there is no way to adjust just this one.

Catherine: That’s so stupid. How can you sleep like this?

Hank: You could wear more clothes.

Catherine: Did you ask them to send more blankets? These blankets are too thin.

Hank: I didn’t expect that.

Catherine: I'll make the call.

Operator: Hello, counter.

Catherine: Hey, I would like some more blankets. It's too cold in the room.

Operator: What is your room number?

Catherine: 224, we need a lot of blankets.

Operator: Okay, I'll ask someone to send it over immediately.

Catherine: Thank you, can I ask you one more thing?

Operator: Of course.

Catherine: My husband and I would like a wake-up call tomorrow morning.

Operator: What time is it?

Catherine: Half past seven.

Operator: OK, room 224, get up at 7:30 in the morning for service. Do you need anything else?

Catherine: No.

Travel English Spoken Situational Dialogue 3

DESK PERSON: May I help you?

CAROL: Yes, I would like to check in.

DESK PERSON: Do you have a reservation?

CAROL: Yes, my name is Carol Jiang. That's spelled J - I - A - N - G.

DESK PERSON : I'm sorry, Ma'am. I can't find anything under that name.Do you have your confirmation number?

CAROL: No, I don't have it with me.But I know I have a reservation. My hu *** and made it for me last month.

DESK PERSON: Well, let me look again. How do you spell your first name, Ma'am?

CAROL: C - A - R - O - L. Carol.

DESK PERSON: I don't find a "Carol" in the puter for today. I have a Carol Larson here. But that reservation is for next Monday.

CAROL: No, that's not me. My name is Jiang, not Larson. My hu *** and reserved for me.

DESK PERSON : Are you sure he used your name, Ma'am?Maybe he reserved under his name.

CAROL: His name is Lin, L - I - N.

DESK PERSON: I'm sorry. I have nothing here.

CAROL: Miss, I know he made this reservation for me.

DESK PERSON: Hmm. Let me try something.Wait. I have a reservation for someone named "Jang" here. But it's spelled J - A - N - G. It's not spelled J - I - A - N - G. It's for a "Mr. C Jang."

< p>CAROL: Oh, that must be me! Probably they typed the name wrong.My hu *** and's English isn't so good.

DESK PERSON: Yes, sometimes it happens, Ma'am .That's why it is always good to carry your confirmation number.I'm sorry about the inconvenience.

CAROL: It's okay. It's probably my hu *** and's fault.Is there a pool in this hotel ?

DESK PERSON: Yes, of course. The pool is open until 10:00 p.m. So you still have about 45 minutes.

CAROL: Good.

DESK PERSON: Here is your key. Your room is 379. You can find the elevators just around that corner there, down the hall. Enjoy your stay, Ma'am.

CAROL: Thank you. < /p>

Counter lady: Can I serve you?

Caro: I want to register for housing.

Counter lady: Have you made a reservation in advance?

Caro: Yes, my name is Carol Jiang, and Jiang is J-I-A-N-G.

Counter lady: Miss, I'm sorry, I can't find your name. Do you have a registration number?

Caro: I don't have it with me. But I have a reservation. My husband booked it for me last month.

Counter lady: Let me look for you again. How do you spell your name?

Carol: C-A-R-O-L. Carol.

Counter lady: I ??can't find a tenant named "Caro" on my computer today. Carol Larson is here, but she's booked for next Monday.

Caro: That’s not me. My last name is Jiang, not Larsen. My husband ordered it for me.

Counter lady: Are you sure he used your name? Maybe he ordered it in his own name.

Carol: His last name is Lin, L - I - N.

Counter lady: Sorry, we don’t have it here either.

Caro: Miss, he ordered it for me.

Counter lady: Well, let me try. Wait, the surname Zhang here is J - A - N - G, not J - I - A - N - G. It was ordered for a Mr. Zhang.

Caro: That should be me. Maybe they made a mistake. My husband's English is not very good.

Counter lady: This is not the case. So it is always better to carry your registration number with you, and we apologize for the inconvenience.

Caro: It doesn’t matter, maybe it’s my husband’s fault. Does the hotel have a swimming pool?

Counter lady: Yes. The swimming pool is open until ten o'clock at night, so you have forty-five minutes left.

Carol: That’s great.

Counter lady: Here is your key. Room is 379. The elevator is at the corner of the lobby downstairs. Have a nice day.

Caro: Thank you.