Informal Talks: Hong Kong 	

Situation:

You work for a large tour company. You are going to give a series of short, informal talks 
on various aspects of Hong Kong for English-speaking tourists who have just arrived in 
Hong Kong. 

�	Each talk should last no longer than two minutes. 
�	You have around thirty minutes to plan and practise your talk
�	You may make short notes – do not read from a longhand script
�	You may use photographs and other graphics (including maps) to illustrate your talk - decide what you want as soon as possible and tell the teacher
�	You must rehearse your talk with your group before you give it

Each groups should choose one of the following topics:

getting around
public transport, walking, interesting forms of transport -
can include scenic routes as well as practical information
	accommodation
try to give as wide a range as possible – not just five-star hotels in the centre of the city	things to buy
focus on items that are difficult to find elsewhere or where there is a distinct advantage in buying in Hong Kong	nightlife
bars, discos, pubs, clubs, concerts etc.	
history and culture
local history, traditions, folklore, myths and legends	must sees
Hong Kong's most important attractions for tourists	outdoor Hong Kong
The countryside and outdoor activities	food and drink
local cuisine, famous local dishes, different areas for eating out, recommended restaurants	

Please listen to each other talks carefully and complete the tables below

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