Whether or not someone achieves their aims is mostly by a question of luck. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Reading 1.Pre-reading a) When and where did you spend your
last
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holiday? What did you do during your vacation? Which places did you visit? b) Where did you get
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about that trip? (From your family? Your relatives? Your friends? Your colleagues? Social Media? Internet?
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etc.) c) Do you feel satisfied with the
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you have got? Why? or Why not? 2. Reading TOURIST
INFORMATION
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OFFICES The
tourism
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department operates
tourism
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information
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offices in many origin countries. A
tourism
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information
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office
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promotes
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or builds, travel to a destination country through advertising and special promotional activities.
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, representatives of the
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office
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give brochures about vacations, the destination country, and special tours to travel agents in the origin country. A brochure is a printed folder, or pamphlet, about a place, product, or company. Brochures advertising
tourism
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are written, printed, and supplied to
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offices in origin countries by the
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department.
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Carter is the director (manager) of a
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information
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office
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. He has a large staff.
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in a business
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is a group of
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who
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together. The staff includes
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who
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directly with travel agents; others who do
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with companies and businesses;
people
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who contact newspapers and television and radio stations; some who
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with airlines and hotels;
people
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who write advertising; and
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clerks and secretaries.
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  • honing skills
  • external factors
  • upbringing
  • social connections
  • economic background
  • right place at the right time
  • contributing factor
  • conjunction
  • success
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