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Written by Marty Sarbey de Souto, CTC   
Tuesday, 06 May 2008 09:21
Learning the language of travel and tourism is key. Not only will it help you to avoid misunderstandings with your suppliers but it will also convey to your suppliers that you are a professional within the industry.

First, you should be aware of general terms pertinent to all sectors of the industry. For example, the terms gross, net and net net. These are terms used often. Next, you should be familiar with terms that are more specific to your supplier such as Cruise lines, Hotel accommodations, terms for airlines and meal terms.

Taking the time to learn the language of tourism will aid in your quest to booking a successful group trip.

Tourism language is one of the many topics covered in how to Plan, Operate and Lead Successful Group Trips.

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