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航空商务英语练习Unit 4 Travel Documents

Unit 4 Travel Documents

Part One Warming Up

Discussion:

Read the passages in Part Five. Discuss in a small group and say

something about the official documents that the passenger needs during

the trip.

Name of t

Definitions he docume

nts

A travel document which

proves the identity

An official entry in a pa

ssport

An official paper which

proves the vaccination ag

ainst some diseases.

An official paper to sho

w the passenger having t

he right to board the flig

ht

Part Two Dialogues in Situation

Situational Practice 1

1. Mr. John Brown is going to Japan, breaking his journey in

Thailand. He is a citizen

of the United States. What travel documents does he need? How long

can he stay

in both of these countries without a visa?

2. Mr. and Mrs. Rivera, tourists from New Zealand, plan to take a

trip

to Malaysia and Hong Kong. They want to stay in each place for a

month, and

enquire about visas and vaccination certificates to these countries.

Situational Practice 2

Mr. Dupont who comes from Germany is going to have a touristic or

social visit to Singapore. He wonders whether he needs a visa if he

stays there within a month. He also inquires about a vaccination

certificate to Singapore. As an agent you tell him

all this information and suggest him having a yellow fever shot

immediately since it

is not effective until ten days.

Part Three Language Practice

I. Raise questions according to what the second speakers say: 1. A:

_________________________________?

B: I’m Japanese.

2. A: _________________________________?

B: I hold a German passport.

3. A: _________________________________?

B: Manila first, then Singapore.

4. A: _________________________________?

B: Here is my passport, a ticket and a health card. 5. A:

_________________________________?

B: I’ll be in Malaysia for about three weeks.

6. A: _________________________________?

B: It’s almost 12 months since I had a yellow fever inoculation. 7.

A: _________________________________?

B: Bangkok is presently an infected area, so you need a yellow fever

inoculation.

8. A: _________________________________?

B: I’d advise you to go to the municipal hospital for inoculation.

Here is the

address and the telephone number.

II. Look at the model. Make a necessary change if possible.

Model: Your passport has expired.

May I see your passport please? I’m sorry, but your passport has

expired. You

must get a new one.

1. Your vaccination certificate is out of date.

_________________________________.

2. Your identity card is not clear.

_________________________________.

3. Your health card is invalid from this month on.

_________________________________.

4. You haven’t got the departure card.

_________________________________.

5. Your arrival card is not in order.

_________________________________.

6. Your passport is out of date.

_________________________________.

7. You didn’t complete your Health Declaration properly.

_________________________________.

8. Your travel document has expired.

_________________________________.

III. Dialogue completion:

P: I’d like some information about a trip to Europe.

A: ______________________________________.

P: England, France and Germany. Do I need a visa for any of those

countries?

A: ______________________________________.

P: I’m American.

A: ______________________________________.

P: What about a health certificate?

A: ______________________________________. A cholera shot or a

yellow

fever vaccination will be necessary if you pass through an infected

area on

your way to Europe.

P: That’s all I need to know. Thanks very much.

Part Four Communication Activity

I. Passengers who stay in foreign countries may or may not need

visas

and health vaccinations. Refer to Travel Information. Discuss in

pairs and list requirements in the following form about visas and health

vaccinations:

Requirements for Staying Without

a Visa PlacesNation Health Vaccinat to Visality ion it

Length of Stay Others

JapanSingap ese ore

AmeriHong can Kong

GermJapan an

CanadMacau ian

AustraBangk lian ok

Italian France

II. Work with your partner and then improvise the dialogues based on

the following situations:

1. Passports and visas are generally required for international

flights.

You’re a ticket agent, try to explain passport and visa

requirements to

the following passengers:

a) an Australian tourist visiting Singapore for about two weeks

b) Mr. Smith, an American businessman, going to Malaysia for one

month

of business activities

c) Mr. Zhang and Mr. Lee, holders of an APEC Card(Asia-Pacific

Economic Cooperation), going to Hong Kong for a two week APEC

conference

d) Mr. Lee Guang-ling, a citizen of Singapore, traveling to Bangkok

and

staying there for about three weeks.

2. Vaccinations and inoculations are required to enter many

countries.

Failure to obtain them prior to departure may result in delay or

inconvenience. At the booking office you’re explaining the

requirements

of these documents to the travelers who are planning a trip to the

following countries:

a) a traveler from Philippines visiting Kuala Lumpur

b) two Frenchmen traveling to Tokyo

c) a German tourist going to Bangkok for a business trip

d) some students going to Macau for a holiday trip

III. Work in pairs and make dialogues based on the following hints:

Routing: Bangkok

Los Angeles Tokyo

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