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Airports, hotels and restaurants — practical English for your next trip.
Prepare for your next trip with dialogues set at the airport, hotel reception, restaurants, shops, train stations and tourist information offices. You will practise understanding the questions people actually ask you when you travel and the announcements you need to catch.
In real travel situations the key information is usually a number, a time or a place: gate 14, platform 3, room 512, 7:45. Train yourself to catch these details first, then the rest of the sentence. For more detail practice, try Numbers & Spelling.
Combine travel dialogues with Daily Conversation for small talk, or start with the Beginner level if you are new to English.
Most are A2–B1, so they suit learners who know basic English and want practical listening for real situations.
Yes. The site works on any phone browser, so you can practise on the way to the airport.