About This Course
What makes travel abroad nerve-wracking is often not the itinerary but the language — being asked window or aisle at check-in, confirming checkout time at the hotel, explaining a dietary restriction at a restaurant, or hesitating to ask for directions when lost. Travel English does not need complex grammar; it needs preparation, ready phrases and the ability to catch key words in specific moments. Designed for complete beginners to lower-level learners (A1→B1), this course lets you rehearse the conversations of an entire trip before you board.
Units follow the exact order of a real journey abroad: check-in, security and immigration; taxis and public transport; hotel check-in and requests; dining, shopping and tax refunds; sightseeing; and emergencies such as delays, lost luggage, seeing a doctor or contacting the police. Each unit builds the high-frequency phrases and core words of that scene and — just as importantly — trains you to recognise what the other person is likely to say, rehearsed through role play until it feels automatic.
The approach is “key phrases + situational practice + emergency backup”: master the most useful expressions first, use them spontaneously in simulated contexts, and learn how to politely ask for repetition or confirmation when you do not understand, so you are never stuck. Your tutor encourages speaking throughout and corrects pronunciation on the spot, so even weak beginners gain confidence within a few lessons. With 25-minute 1-on-1 online sessions bookable 24/7, you can even do a short intensive burst right before departure — and step onto the plane both calmer and genuinely prepared.
Why This Course Stands Out
Ordered along a real trip timeline: departure, airport, hotel, sightseeing, dining and emergencies
Teaches only immediately usable phrases with substitution — beginners speak from day one
Includes listening drills for announcements, accents and numbers (gates, times, prices)
What You’ll Learn, Module by Module
- 01
Module 1 · Departure & Airport
- Check-in, baggage and security
- Understanding gate and delay announcements
- Issues: rebooking and missed flights
- 02
Module 2 · Hotel Check-in
- Booking, room types and check-in/out
- Requests: extra bed, late checkout, repairs
- Polite questions and confirming numbers
- 03
Module 3 · Dining & Ordering
- Reading menus, ordering and asking for recommendations
- Explaining allergies and spice levels
- Paying, tipping and takeaway
- 04
Module 4 · Transport, Shopping & Sightseeing
- Taxis, metro, car rental and tickets
- Bargaining, tax refunds and sizes
- Tickets, directions and asking for photos
- 05
Module 5 · Emergencies & Problems
- Seeing a doctor, pharmacy and describing symptoms
- Getting lost, lost items and police
- Key phrases for money, Wi-Fi and help
Who It’s For
Adults who struggle to start speaking; professionals who need practical spoken English practice; test-takers preparing for speaking exams; and learners at any stage who want to rebuild confidence.
What You’ll Gain
Speak with confidence and clarity, more fluent and natural expression, and greater readiness for real work, travel and exam scenarios.
Where You’ll Be Afterward
By the end, you can independently handle the main stages of an overseas trip — speaking and understanding key information from airport to emergencies.
Why the Method Works
Evidence and principles behind the course, not just promises.
Travel English follows an efficient “scenario + phrase” path: real trips require a finite, predictable set of expressions rather than systematic grammar.
Every phrase is practised with substitutions (destination, numbers, preferences), so you master transferable patterns, not one memorised line.
Listening drills and role-play recreate real-scene pressure, so what you learned actually comes out on the trip.
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