Travel English | A Complete Guide For English Learners

Master all the English you need to handle any travel situation fluently and confidently (including English role-plays)!

What you'll learn
Give preferences and requirements to a booking or travel agent (full dialogue)
Book accommodations and flights over the phone or in person
Check in at the airport counter (full dialogue)
Go through the security check efficiently and understand all commands
Confirm important details with agents at the departure gate
Make requests to the cabin crew during the flight and understand instructions
Ask for help both casually and formally (as well as directly and indirectly)
Start conversations with someone next to you on the flight
Answer all immigration questions when you arrive (full dialogue)
Handle customs questions and requirements (sample form)
Check in at the hotel front desk (full dialogue)
Call reception from your room to make requests
Complain (politely and directly) when something goes wrong
Ask for local recommendations from hotel staff and locals
Check out from your room and make comments about your stay
Tell taxi drivers (or Uber/Lyft) where you need to go
Ask for and give directions if you ever get lost
Talk about getting around using different types of transportation
Get help from others (strangers or people you know) when things go wrong
Talk about your trip with your friends once you get home
Give personalized recommendations based on travel experiences
Requirements
A basic understanding of spoken and written English
A desire to learn and a positive attitude
Description
Travel is supposed to be fun, not stressful.But if you travel internationally, whether for vacation or business, English is everywhere. And, if English isn’t your first language, that can be a major challenge. Stressful! Scary!Wouldn’t it be great if there were one course that covered all the common travel situations and how to handle them naturally in English? Well, good news! That’s what this course is all about.I’ve been traveling around the world for nearly half my life. I’ve been to more countries than I can count. That experience, along with my 10+ years of helping millions of English learners around the world improve their English skills, allows me to say with confidence that THIS IS THE ONLY TRAVEL ENGLISH COURSE YOU WILL EVER NEED.In this course, you’ll learn useful and common English expressions (and English vocabulary) for any situation you may encounter on a trip. More importantly, you’ll get to see how they are used in real life, with full examples, role-plays, and complete dialogues. By the end of the course, you won’t have to worry about misunderstandings or awkward situations. You’ll feel confident going into any travel situation, whether it’s as intense as going through immigration or as casual as striking up a conversation with a fellow passenger.In addition to everything covered in the course, I’ll be with you every step of the way. This course is meant to be interactive, so if you have questions as you go along, just ask!In this course, you’ll learn all the English needed to:Discuss and plan for upcoming tripsGive preferences and requirements to a booking or travel agent (full dialogue)Book accommodations and flights over the phone or in personCheck in at the airport counter (full dialogue)Go through the security check efficiently and understand all commandsConfirm important details with agents at the departure gateMake requests to the cabin crew during the flight and understand instructionsAsk for help both casually and formally (as well as directly and indirectly)Start conversations with someone next to you on the flightAnswer all immigration questions when you arrive (full dialogue)Handle customs questions and requirements (sample form)Check in at the Hotel front desk (full dialogue)Call reception from your room to make requestsComplain (politely and directly) when something goes wrongAsk for local recommendations from hotel staff and localsCheck out from your room and make comments about your stayTell taxi drivers (or Uber/Lyft) where you need to goAsk for and give directions if you ever get lostTalk about getting around using different types of transportationGet help from others (strangers or people you know) when things go wrongTalk about your trip with your friends once you get homeGive personalized recommendations based on travel experiencesYou’ll also learn:Thousands of English vocabulary and phrases for all travel situationsStrategies for communicating efficiently in English to avoid misunderstandings and awkward situationsReal-life dialogues to give you a feel for the most common travel-related interactionsPro-tips for getting the most out of any trip (including getting to know other travelers)Much more!If you’ve ever felt anxious about traveling because you aren’t confident about your English…what are you waiting for!? Sign up for the course and learn to communicate in English fluently with confidence in any travel situation.See you in the course!

Overview

Section 1: Before the Trip

Lecture 1 Course Overview

Lecture 2 Casually Stating Preferences

Lecture 3 Travel Preference Questions

Lecture 4 Getting a Bit Direct or Pushy

Lecture 5 When You Can't Decide

Lecture 6 Announcing the Decision

Lecture 7 Travel Agency Overivew and Vocabulary

Lecture 8 Open Travel Agency Questions

Lecture 9 Closed Travel Agency Questions

Lecture 10 Getting Specifics

Lecture 11 Stating Preferences with an Agent

Lecture 12 Flight Booking Overview and Vocabulary

Lecture 13 Flight Booking | Greetings and Stating Intention

Lecture 14 Flight Booking | Travel Dates

Lecture 15 Flight Booking | Flight Preferences

Lecture 16 Flight Booking | Options

Lecture 17 Flight Booking | Selecting and Bags

Lecture 18 Flight Booking | Seating and Meals

Lecture 19 Room Booking Overview and Key Terms

Lecture 20 Hotel Booking Request

Lecture 21 Asking About Availability and Services

Lecture 22 Hotel Booking Questions with IS and ARE

Lecture 23 More Common Hotel Booking Questions

Lecture 24 Overview and Key Vocabulary for Remembering Things

Lecture 25 Phrases for Reminding and Remembering Part 1

Lecture 26 Phrases for Reminding and Remembering Part 2

Lecture 27 Taking Precautions Overview

Lecture 28 Common Precautions

Lecture 29 Heading Out the Door

Section 2: Airports and Flying

Lecture 30 Airport Overview and Vocabulary

Lecture 31 Airport Check-in Part 1

Lecture 32 Airport Check-in Part 2

Lecture 33 Airport Check-in Part 3

Lecture 34 Airport Check-in Part 4

Lecture 35 Airport Check-in Part 5

Lecture 36 Airport Check-in Part 6

Lecture 37 Airport Check-in Part 7

Lecture 38 Security Overview and Vocabulary

Lecture 39 Basic Commands

Lecture 40 Following Simple Commands

Lecture 41 Questions in Security

Lecture 42 Arriving at the Gate

Lecture 43 Questions at the Gate

Lecture 44 Gate and Boarding Announcements

Lecture 45 Flying Overview and Key Vocabulary

Lecture 46 Cabin Crew Instructions

Lecture 47 How to Make Requests on Flights (and Restaurants)

Lecture 48 Specific Requests

Lecture 49 How to Start Conversations with Fellow Passengers (or Anyone!)

Lecture 50 Conversation Starter Questions

Lecture 51 Flight Conversation Dialogue

Lecture 52 Going Through Immigration Overview and Vocabulary

Lecture 53 Immigration Dialogue Part 1

Lecture 54 Immigration Dialogue Part 2

Lecture 55 Immigration Dialogue Part 3

Lecture 56 Immigration Dialogue Variation

Lecture 57 Customs Overview and Vocabulary

Lecture 58 Customs Form and Wrap-up

Section 3: Hotels and Accommodation

Lecture 59 Different Types of Accommodation

Lecture 60 Hotel Check-in Overview and Vocabulary

Lecture 61 Hotel Check-in Part 1

Lecture 62 Hotel Check-in Part 2

Lecture 63 Hotel Check-in Part 3

Lecture 64 Hotel Check-in Part 4

Lecture 65 Last Minute Front Desk Questions

Lecture 66 Quick COULD and WOULD Questions

Lecture 67 Room Problems Overview

Lecture 68 Polite Requests

Lecture 69 Direct vs Indirect Complaints

Lecture 70 Recommendations Overview and Vocabulary

Lecture 71 Common Ways to Ask for Recommendations

Lecture 72 Checking Out

Section 4: Getting Around

Lecture 73 Section Overview and Transportation Verbs

Lecture 74 Naming Transportation

Lecture 75 TO and FROM

Lecture 76 Hyphens for Duration

Lecture 77 Describing How to Get Around Part 1

Lecture 78 Describing How to Get Around Part 2

Lecture 79 General Descriptions

Lecture 80 "How do people usually get around?"

Lecture 81 Directions Overview and Phrases for Asking

Lecture 82 Getting Direction

Lecture 83 Asking for Directions

Lecture 84 Directions Example 1

Lecture 85 Directions Example 2

Lecture 86 Reacting to Bad News

Lecture 87 Asking for Help from Familiar and Unfamiliar People

Lecture 88 When it's Urgent (or Not)

Lecture 89 Full Help Request Examples

Section 5: About the Trip

Lecture 90 Section Overview and Travel Suggestions

Lecture 91 The Bad

Lecture 92 The Good

Lecture 93 Giving Recommendations Part 1

Lecture 94 Giving Recommendations Part 2

Lecture 95 Course Recap

English learners who travel (or want to travel) internationally,English learners who regularly need to communicate in English,This course is not meant for native English speakers