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English-English vocabulary of tourist terms (Англо-английский словарь туристических терминов) A la carte type of menu where each dish is individually priced Abroad in a foreign country; overseas Accelerated made quicker Accommodations places at which travellers can obtain a bed (and usually food) while on a trip (hotels, motels, inns, camping grounds, and so forth) Accompaniments equipment on a dining table such as salt, pepper, etc. Accompany travel with Accurate correct Activity holidays holidays offering special activities such as walking or cycling Additional extra Adjoining next to each other Advance reservations reservations made by guests before they arrive Advertisement notice of object or service for sale Advertising agency company which prepares advertisements Air-conditioning system system controlling air quality and temperature Allocation of accommodation deciding in which room each guest will stay Alteration change Amenities places to go to and things to do American Plan full board Amount quantity Amusement park an area that offers different kinds of amusements or entertainments, such as thrill rides, magic shows, and so forth. Apart from except Aperitif alcoholic drink taken before a meal Appeal attraction Appointed chosen Appointment time arranged for a meeting Appropriate suitable Architecture buildings and styles of making them Area code telephone number for a part of the country Arrival and departure cards/ embarkation and disembarkation cards cards filled out by international passengers, usually for statistical purposes Atmosphere feeling; ambience Attend to deal with Audio visual presentation presentation making use of sight and sound, e.g. with tape recordings and films Automatically without special instructions; by itself Available ready for use Banquet large, formal dinner Based located Based on calculated on Basic charges charges that do not include any extra services or orders Bed plan plan used by a tour operator, which describes the flight arrangements and hotel arrangements for tour groups Beverage drink Biannually twice a year Bill record of what the customer must pay Block booking booking of a number of beds at one time Booking reservation Book-keeper person who records money paid and received Boutiques small shops Branch local office of a company Brochure a pamphlet usually put out for promotional purposes. Brochures small book or booklet giving information Budget financial plan CAB the Civil Aeronautics Board of the US Department of Transportation. It regulates such matters as routes and fares within the United States. Calculate compute; work out Cancellation message from a person with a booking saying he isn't coming Capacity number that can be accommodated Car ferry a ship that carries automobiles and passengers across relatively small bodies of water like the English Channel Car rental agency / car hire a service for renting automobiles for short periods of time Carafe open glass container for wine, water, etc. Caravan / van a type of automobile with sleeping space. In camping, the traveller carries a tent or other equipment with him Caravanning / camping travelling with one's own facilities for shelter and often for eating Carrier transport company, e.g. airline, ferry company Carving cutting meat, etc. Casino a place for gambling Category type class Catering services / the restaurant and bar business services where the public can obtain food and drink Charged to...account put on... bill Charter plane an aircraft that has been rented to fly when and where the service is desired Chartering renting an aircraft, usually from a nonscheduled airline Chat informal talk Check against compare with Checking in registering Chef cook who works in a large kitchen Chilled made cold Chips / French fries / pommes frites deep-fried fingers of potato (GB / US / Fr) CIT charter inclusive tour. This is a packaged tour that uses chartered aircraft for transportation Clarification extra information to make something clear Classification way of dividing Clerk office worker Coach comfortable bus, often used over long distances Coast the part of the land where it joins the sea Cocktail bar bar for drinks before dinner Commemorate is in memory of Comments things to say Commission a percentage of the price of a sale that is paid to the seller Common usual Complimentary free Compulsory necessary; obligatory Computer terminals electronic senders and receivers of information to and from a computer Condominium a building or group of buildings in which an individual can buy a unit. The public spaces are owned jointly by all the purchasers of the individual units Confirm agree to a booking Conglomerate a corporation that engages in many different kinds of business, often on an international scale Consecutive one after the other Consist of is composed of; is made of Consultant a person who offers his experience and knowledge in a particular field to individual customers on a fee basis Contact communication Continental breakfast light breakfast Continental Plan bed and breakfast Contract formal agreement, usually written Control direction; supervision Convenient in a useful position Convention a meeting at which people usually within the same field or business exchange their ideas, experiences, specialized knowledge, and so on Cork stopper in top of wine bottle, etc. Corked (of wine) having an unpleasant taste because of a poor cork Correspondence letters Cottage small house in the country Courier tour leader Courses different parts of a meal Couscous a North African dish consisting of meat and vegetables in a spicy sauce, served with semolina Cover the equipment on a dining table laid for each customer Create make Credit card a card issued by a company or a bank to a person with a good credit rating Cruise a pleasure voyage by ship Cuisine cooking Currency money Current in use at the moment Customer person using a hotel Customs government department which checks imports and exports Cutlery knives, forks, spoons, etc. Cut off unable to continue the call because of a broken connection Deals with works with; handles Delays unscheduled periods of waiting Delegates people attending a conference Demand amount people wish to buy Deposit money required to confirm a booking Deposited given for safe keeping Deserted empty; without people Dessert final course in a meal where something sweet is served Destination place to which a person is going Destination advertising advertising that stresses a resort area or some other tourist destination Development growth and advancement; v develop Diabetic a person with the disease diabetes which makes it necessary to limit the amount of sugar eaten Diary daily record Diets restricted eating programmers Direct mailing a form of promotion that involves mailing brochures or throwaways to a selected list of people Discotheque dance club with modern music Discount amount deducted from the price for reasons such as quick payment or cash payment Discovered found Discretion freedom to decide Disposable income income that can be spent for purposes other than such necessities as food, shelter, and taxes Documentation documents, pieces of written information Drawn up prepared Drugs medicines Duty-free goods merchandise on which there is no customs tax on foreign merchandise Duty manager manager made responsible for day to day operations Economy saving money Emergency problem which requires immediate attention Enclosing putting with the letter; n enclosure Entertainment amusement, show or performance; v entertain Entertainment activities that amuse people, including going to theaters, nightclubs, art exhibitions, and so on Entree course before the main course Escorted tours tours accompanied by a courier Essential necessary Establishments places of business European Plan only bed Events happenings Exchange rate amount of one currency that can be obtained for an amount of another Excluding the opposite of 'including' Excursion normally, a trip away from a person's usual place of residence for less than twenty-four hours Excursionist a person who takes an excursion Excursions local tours Exhibitions public displays of, for example, products and pictures Expansion increase in size; growth; v expand Expenditure money spent Exported sold abroad Extend make longer Extension internal telephone number Extensive wide External calls calls to numbers outside the hotel Facilitate make easier Facilities equipment Factors facts of particular importance Familiarization making something familiar or known Familiarization tours tours accompanied by a courier Familiarization trips (FAMs) trips for people in the tourist industry to get to know and inspect an area and the services available Family-oriented directed towards families Family plan getting reduced fares by members of a family travelling with the head of the family Fares prices of travel tickets Favourable advantageous Fault failure; breakdown Fee charge Fifty-three seater coach with fifty-three seats Fill in complete Filleting removing the bones from fish, meat, etc. Financial concerning money; the n and v finance Fire notice instructions on what to do if there is a fire Fix repair; put right; put in order Fix a price decide on a price Flats large serving plates Flight airline journey Flight inclusive tours tours which include cost of flight, transfers, accommodation, etc. Floor show performance in a club or restaurant Foresee expect; anticipate Fortnight two weeks Franchise a business operated according to guidelines and standards set down by whomever sells or leases the franchise Free-lancers people who work for themselves Free port a port where people can buy some types of merchandise without paying customs duties on their purchases Fringe benefits benefits other than pay Front-desk employees hotel personnel who work at the registration, information, and cashier's desks Fuel petrol, oil etc. Full board accommodation and all meals Function room room used for meetings, lectures, dinners, etc. Gala special; festive Garments pieces of clothing Generating producing Get back to you contact you again Gourmet a lover of good food; also used as an adjective, as in the phrase gourmet meal Grade level Ground arrangements arrangements made at the destination such as booking hotels, hiring cars Guarantee be sure of; n guarantee Guests people staying at a hotel Guest house / tourist home small establishments that accommodate travellers. They usually have relatively few rooms Guide a book or person giving information about a place Guided tour a tour, often for sightseeing purposes, that is accompanied by a guide Handicraft the art or skill of making articles by hand, often pottery or fabrics Handled dealt with Harbour port Headache pain in the head Heart attack sudden illness of the heart Help yourselves take what you want Herbs plants whose leaves are used in cooking High season the period of heavy travel and higher fares Hold the line wait Holidaymakers people who are on holiday Hors d'oeuvres small dishes served at the beginning of a meal Hospitality room room used for the reception and entertainment of guests Hotel register book in which information about guests is recorded Hotel voucher form issued by travel agent reserving hotel accommodation and often recording part of full payment in advance House speciality special dish prepared by a restaurant House wine restaurant's own wine IATA the International Air Transport Association, a voluntary association of international airlines Ideal perfect Identification way of showing who you are Immigration government department that deals with the entry of people into a country In association with together with In season at certain times of the year In touch in contact Inaugural opening Incentive trip a trip offered by an organization, usually a business firm, to reward successful effort or to induce an employee to make a greater effort Incorporate include Independent tours tours including flights and hotel only Independent travel holidays for which people make their own travel and accommodation arrangements Independent traveller a traveller or tourist who is travelling on his own rather than as a member of a group Indicated shown; n indication Infrastructure the facilities such as airports, roads, water, sewers, electricity, and so on that are necessary before development of an area can take place Inhabitants people who live in a place Initial first Inn a place that offers shelter and food to travellers, often in rural areas, it was more common before railroads and modern hotels came into existence Institutional advertising advertising intended to keep the name оf a corporation - such as an airline - in the public eye rather than to give much information about specific services Insurance protection against accidents, loss or damage; v insure Interconnected connected with each other Interested parties people who are interested Internal tourism / domestic tourism tourist travel within the same country of which the tourist is a resident International tourism tourist travel between two or more countries In the meantime before that time; meanwhile In the region of about; approximately IT inclusive tour, a packaged tour that offers transportation, accommodations, and often other inducements Itemized detailed; n item Itinerary travel program ITX fares tour-basing fares. They are special lower fares offered for sale by the scheduled airlines through tour operators and travel agents Joint-destination combination of two destinations Journalists people who write for newspapers and magazines Jumbo jet large aircraft with a seating capacity of about 400 passengers Labor-intensive the industries with a high proportion of workers to the number of people served are called labor-intensive Labour-saving work limiting Launch introduce on the market; n launch Layout arrangement of seating and equipment Leakage the tourist money that leaves the tourist destination area because of imports, profits for foreign investors, and so on Ledger account account paid at a fixed time, for example, the end of the month Left off not put on Leg a segment or a part of a journey Legibly in a way that is easily read Leisure free time Let occupied; rented Liaison co-operation Lift elevator Linen sheets, towels, etc. Link connect Load factor the number of seats that have been sold on an aircraft / the percentage of seats that must be sold before a flight is profitable Long-haul long distance Loosened made free; undone Lounge bars bars with comfortable seating Low season the period of light travel and lower fares Low budget low cost Magazines publications, usually weekly or monthly Mail order firm a company that sells merchandise primarily by mail, sending out a catalogue from which customers can order merchandise that is delivered by mail Main dish most important or principal dish Makes equals; comes to Manual hand-operated Marina a place at which boats can dock, the marina usually offers electricity, telephones, water, etc., so that people can use their boats for accommodation Market a place where people meet to buy and sell Marmalade type of jam made with oranges, lemons, etc. Matter subject; question Media the plural of medium, in current usage, the term refers to the means of spreading information through the print media, like newspapers and magazines, and the broadcast media, like radio and television Medieval from the middle ages, about 1300-1500 Medium-sized between large and small Members of staff people who work in a hotel Memory store of information. Mentioned spoke about Method of payment way of paying Migrants people who travel from one place to another to work or to take up residence Mineral water natural water sold in bottles Missing cannot be found Modified American Plan room, breakfast and dinner Monument something that commemorates Motel hotel with special facilities for motor vehicles Multiplier effect the number of times which money that originates with tourism is spent within the economy of a tourist destination area Nearby close; near Night life evening and night entertainment Nonscheduled airline an airline that operates its planes on routes and at times when there is a demand for service rather than following a timetable Normally usually Obtain get Occasions times Occupancy rate the percentage of rooms or beds in a hotel that are occupied in a particular period of time Off-season the part of the year with the fewest guests On board on (used of ships and planes) On call available for contact On display put where it can be seen On me in my possession now On time at the correct time Open round the clock open 24 hours a day Opening ceremonies formal occasions at the opening of conferences Optional visit visit that can be made if desired Original first Otherwise if not Outside line telephone line going out from hotel Outskirts edge; limits Overbooking taking a number of bookings that is greater than the number of beds available Overcharged charged too much Package inclusive tour Packed lunch picnic lunch Participate take part Particularly specially Payable which should be paid Pension a type of accommodation for travellers, especially in Europe. Nowadays, it usually offers bed and breakfast at low prices Place of issue place where passport was obtained Plain simple Pool this is a shorter way of saying swimming pool Post record Postpone deiay until a later date; defer; n postponement Preceding earlier Preliminary introductory Preserves marmalades and jams Previous last Printed out produced in a written form Price elastic market a market that responds to the inducement of lower prices Procedures methods; ways of doing things Programmed instructed; n program Promoting encouraging the success of; n promotion Promotion paid advertising and public relations efforts that in the case of tourism encourage recreational travel either generally or on specific carriers and to specific places Promotional fares special cheap fares Proposed suggested in a formal way; n proposal Proportion comparative part Proprietor owner Provide give; supply Public figures well-known people Publicity information that gets people interested Purpose of visit reason for visit Put you through connect you with Qualify meet the requirements Quality level or degree of excellence Query question Quotes prices offered by a supplier; the full form is quotations; v quote Rack rate individual rate for a hotel room Rare only cooked a little; underdone Rate charge Reasonable not too much Recently not long ago Reception welcome party Recommend speak well of; n recommendation Reduce make less; decrease; n reduction Refund repayment; v refund Regret be sorry Region area of a country Registers records information about guests Release-back clause clause in a contract between a tour operator and an hotelier which provides for a period of notice, e.g. two months, if the tour operator does not need the beds he has booked Relevant appropriate Repeat visitors visitors who return to the same place Reservations agent airline employee who makes reservations and give information via telephone Resort 1. place where tourism is the main business; 2. a place where people gather for recreational purposes Retail outlet a place where products are sold to the general public, in the case of travel, the product is a service rather than tangible merchandise Risks dangers Room board board showing room status Room service a catering service in which food and drink are brought to a guest's room in a hotel Room status condition and availability of each room Rough idea approximate idea Rude not polite; impoUte Running total current total Sales ledger statement of sales Sales voucher receipt when credit card is used Scenic route route through beautiful countryside Scheduled airline an airline that operates its aircraft on fixed routes at fixed times Scotch on the rocks scotch whisky served with ice Segment part; sector Selection choice; v select Self-catering arrangements arrangements where guests provide and prepare their own food Senior citizen man over 65, woman over 60 years old Set meals meals with a limited choice of dishes Settle pay Short-staffed with fewer staff than necessary Sightseeing excursion a trip of less than a day's duration for the purpose of looking at local attractions Significant full of meaning; important Sittings services of a meal Six p. m. release not holding rooms after six p.m. Skilled good at his work Snack light meal such as a sandwich Snack bar a quick food service Social director a person at a resort hotel or on a cruise ship who is in charge of the activities that are designed to amuse and entertain the customers Social tourism recreational travel that is paid for wholly or in part by a government, a labor union, or a similar organization Soft-boiled eggs eggs boiled for about three minutes Soft drinks non-alcoholic cold drinks Sort type; kind Souvenir object that brings back memories Souvenir shop place where tourists can buy objects that will help them to remember their trip Spicy strong tasting because of high pepper or chili content Sponsors organization or company, which pays for an event; v sponsor Standards levels of performance Standbys unreserved airline tickets obtained shortly before departure Stated said; n statement Straight away immediately Suburbs parts of a town outside the center Suites hotel bedrooms with adjoining living rooms ...suits me is to my liking Sunbathe lie in the sun to get a brown skin Superstructure the development that takes place on the base of the infrastructure Supplement additional cost Surcharge additional charge Survey scientific enquiry Symptoms signs of illness Systems ways of doing things Table d'hote restricted choice Tabular ledger book for recording charges Tailored specially prepared Targets aims, objectives Tasks jobs Tax incentives various kinds of tax benefits offered to investors in a project Tender price offered by a supplier, usually in writing Theme central idea Theme park a special kind of amusement park that has a unifying concept, disneyland in California uses the disney cartoon characters, like mickey mouse and donald duck, as its theme Therefore because of this; for this reason Three-piece band group of three musicians Throwaway in advertising, usually a one-page advertisement that can be widely distributed by mail or by hand Throughout all through Ticket agent airline employee who makes reservations, answer inquiries, and sell tickets Tough hard and difficult to eat Tour groups groups of people travelling and staying in hotels under one booking Tour guide / Tour conductor the person in charge of a tour or an excursion Tour leader person in charge a tour groups Tour operators the people who package or put together tours Tourism travel away from a person's usual place of residence for a period longer than twenty-four hours, primarily for pleasure or recreation, and frequently to multiple destinations Tourist attraction anything that may cause a tourist to visit an area, it may be a beach, a mountain, a historical landmark, and so forth Tourist-day a 24-hour period spent by a tourist in a location other than his usual residence Tourist deficit a condition that results from a greater outflow than inflow of tourist money Tourist destination a place or area to which tourists travel Tourist potential possibilities for increasing tourism Trade media newspapers and magazines connected with the trade Traditional not modern Transfer transportation to and from airports, including baggage handling Transferred moved to; n transfer Travel agency place where travel agent works Travel agents companies or people who sell journeys and holidays Traveller's check a special kind of insured check issued by american express and other companies and banks Trend movement Turnover number of customers arriving and leaving Two-hourly intervals every two hours 21-day and 45-day excursions the number of days refers to the length of the passenger's stay at his destination Up front in advance Up-market expensive Upset angry and unhappy; annoyed; v upset Up to date current Urbanization the growth of cities and their immediate suburbs and also the movement of large numbers of people to urban centers Urgent requiring immediate attention US National Park scenic areas that have been set aside by the government for the enjoyment of the public Vacant free; unoccupied Valid in operation; applicable Various different; a number of; v vary; n variety VAT Value Added Tax; a tax on goods and services in Britain Vegetarians people who don't eat meat and other animal products Venue meeting place Veterinary surgeon doctor for animals Visa a travel document that gives permission for a foreigner to enter, or in some cases to leave, another country Volume size Walk-on services air services on which seats can not be reserved Washing-up cleaning the plates, cutlery, etc. Well done well cooked Well-sited in a good position Wine list list of wines served with a meal Within before the end of Workshops study groups World famous known all over the world
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