🗺 One day, three priorities

Three guests arrive at the same hotel at 10:00. They leave at 19:00. They cannot do everything.

Sofia: student, limited budget, wants good photos and local food.

The Morozov family: two adults, one child, wants something active but not exhausting.

Mr Chen: first visit, interested in history, prefers short walks and quiet places.

Task 1

For each guest, choose the three priorities that matter most. Add one question you would ask before making a plan.

Task 2

Choose one guest. Say what you would not recommend first, and explain why. Your answer must use the guest's information, not your own preferences.

Then listen to another pair. Ask one question that tests their choice.