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    We are travel agents based in Holland and we sell very cheap tickets to destinations all over the world.If you are looking for effciency, just contact us. Also ,we are looking for manufacturing companies to represent. So, if you are a manufacturer and looking for a representative,We will be glad to represent you in Holland.
    Contact Information
    Contact Person: Mr O. Emmanuel
    Job Title:Director/CEO/General Manager
    Adress:J.V.Offwegenlaan 62, Rijswijk, Netherlands
    Postal Code:2282HS
    Telephone: +31—65—3202073
    Fax:+31—70—N/A
    Website:http//www.timpextravel.com
    NO.2
    Are you tired of booking hotel and flight tickets when you go to China?Are you worried of being cheated by dishonest travel agents?Now ,we are here to support you.
    We are a professional business service company who can help you to schedule your business trips to China.We have wide connections with hotels and airlines in China,and can help reduce your founding expenses.Our service include booking hotels and flights before you leave for China.We will give you all the information you need before you come to China, pay your room fee in hotel counter and make you get your flight ticket in your hotel room.
    Our service  is free of charge until you are satisfied. This means you can pay us when you wish, even after your trip to China is over. If you think that our service was not satisfactory, you do not pay anything.
    What you need to do is to give us your personal information—the name shown in your passport ,your passport number, and your date of birth, We also need to know the details of your trip such as your destionation,when and where you are going,and which kind of hotels you need.
    Contact Information
    Contact Person:Ms Dana Li
    Job Title:Manager
    Address:Room 303 ,Jina Building, No. 122 Jingba, Ji’nan,Shangdong,China
    Postal Code:25001
    Telephone:+86—531—88341698
    Fax:+86—531—82070396
    68.If you are travelling around Gambia, how many ways will you contact the travel agent?
    A.One      B. Two       C. Three      D.Four
    69.The second advertisement is meant for___________
    A.tourists in China        B.tourists to China from overseas
    B.both home tourists and foreign travellers  D.American travellers only
    70.If you hire the company in the second advertisement, what do you have to pay them?
    A.You can pay them any time as you wish
    B.Even if you think their service was unsatisfactory ,you must pay for everything
    C.You must pay before getting the service
    D.You must pay before you finish your trip in China and back to your home
    71.If you are from Japan and want to visit Shanghai, you can fax________to get a ticket to China
    A. +86—531—82070396      B. +31—70—N/A
    C. +86—531—88341698      D. +31—65—3202073

    小题1:D
    小题2:B
    小题3:A
    小题4:A
             
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