Which is more accurate in tourism English?

First, look at what kind of website your website is about.

Translate all kinds of trips in English:

Tourism: n. travel, sightseeing, sightseeing; Tourism; [collectively] tour groups and sightseeing groups; Travel arrangements.

② Travel: It takes a long time and a long journey, including land, sea and air travel.

③ Tour:? A short stop on a trip.

④ Itinerary: refers to short-distance travel, which mainly emphasizes the travel spent on time and road.

⑤ Journey: Generally speaking, it refers to a long journey on land.

Common English for tourism:

Asking someone for directions is a necessary sentence pattern:

Complex version: Excuse me, where can I find …?

Find the baggage claim area:

Excuse me, can you tell me where I can find the baggage claim area?

Find the (nearest) bathroom:

Excuse me, where is the (nearest) bathroom?

If the luggage is lost, find the lost and found office:

Excuse me, where is the lost and found baggage office?

Call a taxi:

Excuse me, where can I get a taxi?

Take my bag:

Excuse me, can you tell me where I can get my bag?

By subway/bus:

Excuse me, can you tell me where to take the subway/bus?

My English is not very good. Could you speak more slowly?

My English is not very good. Could you speak more slowly?

Can you write it down?

Can you write it down?