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TVL–H.E.-TOURISM
PROMOTION SERVICES
Quarter 1 – Module 4:
Operate an Automated Information System
(AI)
Automated Hotel Reservation
TVL-Tourism Promotion Services – Grade 12
Alternative Delivery Mode
Quarter 1 – Module 4: Automated Hotel Reservation
First Edition, 2020

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TVL
Quarter 1 – Module 4:
Operate an Automated
Information System (AI)
Automated Hotel
Reservation
Introductory Message
For the facilitator:

Welcome to the TVL-12 TOURISM PROMOTION SERVICES Alternative

Delivery Mode (ADM) Module Automated Hotel Reservation!

This module was collaboratively designed, developed and reviewed by

educators both from public and private institutions to assist you, the teacher
or facilitator in helping the learners meet the standards set by the K to 12
Curriculum while overcoming their personal, social, and economic
constraints in schooling.

This learning resource hopes to engage the learners into guided and
independent learning activities at their own pace and time. Furthermore, this
also aims to help learners acquire the needed 21st century skills while taking
into consideration their needs and circumstances.

In addition to the material in the main text, you will also see this box in the
body of the module:

Notes to the Teacher

This contains helpful tips or strategies that
will help you in guiding the learners.

As a facilitator, you are expected to orient the learners on how to use this
module. You also need to keep track of the learners' progress while allowing
them to manage their own learning. Furthermore, you are expected to
encourage and assist the learners as they do the tasks included in the module.

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For the learner:

Welcome to the TVL-12 TOURISM PROMOTION SERVICES Alternative

Delivery Mode (ADM) Module Automated Hotel Reservation!

This module was designed to provide you with fun and meaningful
opportunities for guided and independent learning at your own pace and time.
You will be enabled to process the contents of the learning resource while
being an active learner.

This module has the following parts and corresponding icons:

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What I Need to Know competencies you are expected to learn in the
module.

This part includes an activity that aims to

check what you already know about the
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correct (100%), you may decide to skip this
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This is a brief drill or review to help you link
What’s In the current lesson with the previous one.

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or a situation.
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What is It lesson. This aims to help you discover and
understand new concepts and skills.

This comprises activities for independent

practice to solidify your understanding and
What’s More
skills of the topic. You may check the
answers to the exercises using the Answer
Key at the end of the module.
This includes questions or blank
What I Have Learned sentence/paragraph to be filled into process
what you learned from the lesson.
This section provides an activity which will
What I Can Do help you transfer your new knowledge or skill
into real life situations or concerns.

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 This is a task which aims to evaluate your
Assessment level of mastery in achieving the learning
competency.
In this portion, another activity will be given
Additional Activities to you to enrich your knowledge or skill of the
lesson learned.

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1. Use the module with care. Do not put unnecessary mark/s on any part
of the module. Use a separate sheet of paper in answering the exercises.
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activities included in the module.
3. Read the instruction carefully before doing each task.
4. Observe honesty and integrity in doing the tasks and checking your
answers.
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6. Return this module to your teacher/facilitator once you are through
with it.
If you encounter any difficulty in answering the tasks in this module, do
not hesitate to consult your teacher or facilitator. Always bear in mind that
you are not alone.

We hope that through this material, you will experience meaningful

learning and gain deep understanding of the relevant competencies. You
can do it!

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 What I Need to Know
This module was designed and written with you in mind. It is
here to help you master the first core competency in tourism
Promotion Services which to operate and automate information
system in the tourism sector. The scope of this module permits
it to be used in many different learning situations. The
language used recognizes the diverse vocabulary level of
students. The lessons are arranged to follow the standard
sequence of the course. But the order in which you read them
can be changed to correspond with the textbook you are now
using.

After going through this module, you are expected to:

1. know how automated hotel reservation;
2. identify the phrases of online reservation; and
3. use and manipulate features of the system to
access the full range of system information.

What I Know

Let us determine how much you already know about automated

information system by answering the questions below. Use your notebook for
your answers.

A. Directions: Read, analyze and understand each questions or

statements carefully for each item. Write the letter of your answer in
your notebook.
1. A combination of both software and hardware which is designed and
programmed to work automatically without the need of any human
operator to provide inputs and instructions for each operation
2. A practice search engine optimization (SEO) professionals use to find
and research search terms that users enter into search engines when
looking for products, services or general information. Search engine

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 optimization professionals first research keywords, and then align web
pages with these keywords to achieve better rankings in search engines
3. It refers to the ability to program and schedule events for the devices
on the network.
4. An establishment is aimed at the budget traveler and generally
attracts a younger clientele.
5. A type of accommodation facility which is located and designed to
optimize the feeling of being closely in touch with nature.

B. Give the acronym of the following.

1. _____________________B & B
2. _____________________PAX
3. _____________________F & B
4. _____________________PIM
5.______________________AI

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 Operate an Automated
Lesson
Information System (AI)
4 Automated Hotel
Reservation

Hoteliers are jumping on the control bandwagon, which is the ‘wow’

amenity of the moment that puts luxury hotels a cut above. A
Control4 system acts as the backbone, allowing simple control with
a straightforward interface.

What’s In

Direction: As a recap of the previous lesson, provide the codes of the following
country:

1. Albania
2. Georgia
3. Norway
4. Serbia
5. Switzerland
6. Isle of Man
7. Faroe Islands
8. Russian Federation
9. Liechtenstein
10. Ukraine

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 Notes to the Teacher
Let the learners to read and understand the learning objectives. Before going
through this module, answer the questions in What I Know and refer to the answer
key for corrections. Do the different tasks: What’s New, What’s More, What I have
Learned, What I can DO, and the additional activities. Finally, answer the assessment
and refer to the answer key for correction. After doing all the tasks, the teacher will
inform the learner for his/her progress.

What’s New

Direction: Give an adjective word

Read the Poem…

A Poem for Traveling

Freedom

Give me the long, straight road before me,

A clear, cold day with a nipping air,

Tall, bare trees to run on beside me,

A heart that is light and free from care.

Then let me go! – I care not whither

My feet may lead, for my spirit shall be

Free as the brook that flows to the river,

Free as the river that flows to the sea.

Olive Runner

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DIGITAL TRENDS

CONTROL4 HOSPITALITY SOLUTIONS

With Control4, a 5-start stay is just a touch away. Guests can control drapes, lights,
temperature, TV, and music, schedule wake-up scenes, request valet service, and
more—from one intuitive remote.

Control4 Hospitality Solutions are compatible with properties in pre-construction,

undergoing a remodel, or those that have been standing for decades. And because
Control4 is completely scalable, you can start on just one floor and expand to the
rest of the property.

7 Ways Hotels are Moving to an Automated Future

Smartphones and tablets already control most all aspects of our lives — from
business to travel, grocery shopping to medical appointments. Self-service claims
have become the present age currency. As a result, when it comes to hotel
accommodations, guests want to experience the same self-service alternatives. This
article from Trilyo, which provides self-service hospitality solutions like room
bookings, check-ins and check-outs, and personalized payments, will take a look at
how automation is becoming a part of the hospitality industry and how it is improving
the guest experience.

1. Digital Room Keys

The new era of hotel entry is keyless, cardless and is re-defining the standards of
guest experience. As in the case of 17 Marriott Hotels, the Marriott MobileApp is now
the room key for guests enabling them to skip the front desk and check-in to gain
access to their room and other hotel services. This automation frees up hotel staff,
allowing them to engage with guests and provide an exceptional experience for them.
Furthermore, it helps the hotel in branding and acquiring a loyal customer base.
However, OTAs such as Expedia, might give hotels a run for their money as they are
coming up with a keyless-entry feature on their own mobile-booking apps!

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 2. Guestroom Automation

The Shangri-La Hotel, Abu Dhabi houses 214 rooms and has successfully
implemented a state-of-the-art Guest Automation System. When the hotel
reservation system switches to an “Occupied” status of a room from being “Vacant”,
the central station adjusts the room temperature to an ideal level as guests head
towards their room. The system also provides valuable operational data such as staff
response to the guest call, energy saving data, room occupancy status etc., and
reduces manual errors by the hotel staff significantly .

3. Artificial Intelligence

Hotels are now using AI to create unique and memorable customer experiences in
combination with automated room features. For instance, when a room is
programmed by the guest to "wakeup" during the morning hours, AI could trigger
automated features such as the drapes opening and turning on a preferred news or
radio station.
Currently the Al Ain Rotana Hotel, UAE which houses 90 guest rooms provides
guests with in-room personalization as well. Each room consists of a smart bed side
console from where the guest can operate all the lights in the room, switch the air-
conditioning on or off, and adjust and view the temperature in the room as part of
the Guest Automation System.
AI could also be used, in the form of push marketing offers or chatbots, to remind
hotel guests to grab a meal or drink from the onsite bar and restaurant, to schedule
a room cleaning service, or to add a spa service to their stay.

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4. Improving Environmental Impact
Utilities are responsible for around 6% of operating costs. Energy costs are on the
rise and so is environmental consciousness, so hoteliers must shift towards
sustainable practices, and the best way to start is with the guest room. Lights and
air conditioning can be shut off based on guest activity and room occupancy. For
example, if a guest is on the balcony, the sensors in the other room spaces "notice"
and will switch to standby mode. Plus, guests enjoy a great welcome experience when
the welcome lights turn on upon arrival, then sensors switch them off automatically
when the main lights come on.

5. Mobile Concierge Services

As the consumer tendency shifts toward text messages and voice chats over phone
calls or in-person communication, mobile concierge services will become more in
demand. The Marriott MobileApp already offers this with its feature called “Ask
Anything.” It is a round-the-clock concierge service that attends to beyond basic
requests like ordering bath and bed linens, room-cleaning services or just a simple
“Where is the best place to go out tonight?” It can also connect guests directly to a
staff member, bypassing the phone or a visit at the front desk.

6. Guest Reviews
Hotels often shy away from confronting their guests to ask for reviews. Automated
Feedback Systems send pre-scheduled emails to recently checked-out guests. As a
result, staff time and effort is greatly reduced as customers can sit back and write
about their stay on their way to the airport without being bothered by front desk
staff.

7. Voice Command Technology

Voice command technology can help people who are learning a new language
practice pronunciation. Most importantly, according to The Conversation, voice
interfaces help users with disabilities such as motor impairments, repetitive stress
injuries (such as carpal tunnel) or dyslexia.

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More hotels are offering in-room voice command technology. When placed by the
bedside console and equipped to understand voice commands, this personal
assistant can offer many of the same amenities as a concierge. It could also be used
to control every aspect of lighting, temperature and the audio-visual components of
a hotel room. Plus it could be seamlessly integrated with in-house offers and even
greet your guests with a “Good morning!” when they wake up.

Automation
Automation is, unsurprisingly, one of the two main characteristics of hotel
automation. Automation refers to the ability to program and schedule events for the
devices on the network.

The programming may include time-related commands, such as having your lights
turn on or off at specific times each day. It can also include non-scheduled events,
such as turning on all the lights in your home when your security system alarm is
triggered.

Remote control
The other main characteristic of cutting-edge hotel automation is remote monitoring
and access. While a limited amount of one-way remote monitoring has been possible
for some time, it’s only since the rise in smartphones and tablets that we’ve had the
ability to truly connect to our home networks while we’re away.

The three phases to an online hotel reservation

A user will generally complete the information-gathering goal before making a

reservation.

This isn’t always the case. It could be that the user has already, either offline or via
another website, chosen the hotel they wish to stay at before making a reservation
on your website.

There are other users, such as travel agency staff, who may visit a website to gather
hotel information prior to making a reservation through an existing travel agency

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channel. Apart from the two examples above, the two primary user goals that we are
interested in can be subdivided into the following phases and stages in an online
reservation:

“Information gathering”

Phase 1 - Search and evaluation 1. Input stay requirements – including location

(city) and proposed dates of stay 2. Compare and evaluate results – user may view
multiple hotel / room / rate combinations 3. Decide – user decides which hotel /
room / rate combination meets their requirements

“Reservation making”

Phase 2 - Selection 4. Select hotel, room and rate – the user selects the hotel / room
/ rate they wish to book

5. Select additional rooms and rates – the user adds additional rooms if required

Phase 3 - Checkout 6. Input guest details – such as name, address, email address
etc. 7. Input payment details – such as credit card details or other payment method

8. Confirm reservation

The user can complete these phases over a single or multiple visits.

This report focuses primarily on the first two phases of the online reservation process

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2003.pdf

Automated systems eliminate the need for human interference in order to

complete a task. Several industries use automated systems to increase production
and reduce costs. A common example is an ATM, which can process banking
transactions without a teller.

Automated systems have been incorporated into production lines and machines for
years. The main purpose of an automated system is to help speed up a process.
Tasks that are time-consuming or inconvenient are often incorporated into systems.
Some manufacturing companies will work to develop automated systems that can
handle jobs that would be difficult for a human to do. Automated systems can be
used to handle a wide range of tasks. Systems have key components that allow them
to function properly including a control system, a way to interpret and distribute
data and a human interface. Programmable logic allows the system to process data
and control it. In the computer industry, there are many tasks that do not require
constant human attention. Software can be used to complete a number of different
tasks and automatically post the results. Bots can be programmed to click objects
on the screen, send messages at preset times or interact on social networks using
artificial intelligence.

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ACCOMMODATION TYPES
Bed & Breakfast

• A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is a private home in which guests can be

accommodated at night in private bedrooms (which may or may not have
private bathrooms).
• The owner or manager lives in the house or on the property. The public areas
of the house, such as kitchen and lounge have either limited access for guests,
or are shared with the host family to some degree.
• The business may be run as a secondary occupation.
• Breakfast is included in the price (generally either continental or full-English).
Other meals may be available by arrangement.

Backpacker Hostel

• A hostel (or backpacker) establishment is aimed at the budget traveller and

generally attracts a younger clientele.
• Bedrooms are in a dormitory style (shared) and bathrooms are shared,
although private bedrooms may be available.
• Light meals may be available in addition to the room rate.

Boutique Hotel
• A boutique hotel is a 5 star establishment providing all the features and
facilities of a normal hotel, in a unique and exclusive style.
• These properties are generally small, feature top class service and are
marketed to the affluent.

Guest House
• A guesthouse is generally a private home which has been converted for the
dedicated and exclusive use of guest accommodation.
• The public areas of the establishment are for the exclusive use of the guests.
The owner or manager either lives off-site, or in an entirely separate area
within the property.
• A Guesthouse offers a wider range of services than a B&B, and usually
caters for all meals.

Hotel

• A hotel is generally the largest of all accommodation types.

• There is typically a common reception area, and rooms generally open
directly onto a hallway.
• The on-site restaurant and other facilities are more accessible to the public
than the other accommodation types.
• A wide range of guest services is available, such as room service.
• Hotels are often members of larger hotel groups, and a similar
accommodation experience may be available in different establishments
within the group.

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Lodge
• A lodge is an accommodation facility which is located and designed to
optimize the feeling of being closely in touch with nature.
• The building style should feature natural materials and colouring such as
wood, stone and thatch.
• An outdoor experience should be offered at the lodge, such as guided walks,
game drives etc.

Private Home

• A private home not dedicated for full time occupation of guests, but is a
private house or apartment which is temporarily available for rental, often
during peak tourism seasons.
Resort

• A spread out collection of single or double story accommodation units.

• Similar to a hotel in that it offers a wide range of facilities.
• Units may be rented and available on time-share.
• A camping area may be included in the resort.

Self-Catering
• A self-catering establishment may be primarily one of the other
accommodation types, but also offers dedicated self-catering facilities.
• The unit should feature a fully equipped kitchen to cater for the maximum
people to be accommodated (including fridge, stove, cutlery, crockery, cooking
utensils, cleaning equipment).
• The kitchen should be for the exclusive use of the guests, and not shared.

Practice the Basic Phases of the following German, Italian, Spanish, French

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 After-hours and Weekend Greetings

If your business closes after a certain time or on the weekends, and there is nobody
to answer or assist your callers, create an after-hours automated attendant greeting.
Tell your callers up front that the business is closed, and ask them to call back at
the end. Also, be sure to include your normal hours of operation. Here are some
sample automated attendant after-hours and weekend scripts:

• Thank you for calling The Operations Tech Company. We are currently closed. We
are open from 9 am to 10 pm Monday to Friday, and 10 am to noon on Saturday,
Central Standard Time. If you know your party's extension, you may dial it at any
time. Otherwise, please call back during our normal business hours so we may assist
you. Thank you for calling The Operations Tech Company, where "Technology and
business come together." Goodbye.
• Thank you for calling The Operations Tech Company. We are currently closed. If this
is an emergency situation, please call our answering service at 585-555-1234. If you
know your party's extension, you may dial it at any time. If you have an account with
us, you may check your status 24-hours-a-day 7-days a week at
www.operationstech.about.com. Our normal hours of business are from 9 am to 5
pm Monday through Friday, and 10 am to noon on Saturday, Central Standard
Time. Otherwise, please call back during our normal business hours so we may assist
you. Thank you for calling The Operations Tech Company, a place where technology
and business come together. To repeat this message, press the pound key. {3 second
pause} Goodbye.

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 What’s More

Direction: Make an Itinerary Receipt

Sample Itinerary

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 What I Have Learned

Identify the different Hotel Codes

Directions: In order to firm up your understanding of the topic previously

Hospitality
Hospitality workers can interact with hundreds of customers each day, with much
of their time spent answering frequently-asked questions about the facility and its
processes. Hotel employees may find themselves being asked questions like, “Do you
have availability?”, “What time is breakfast?”, “Can I bring my pet?”, and “Is there a
refrigerator in my room?” dozens of times daily. Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
and Natural Language Processing (NLP) can help — Chatbots that use NLP are
capable of understanding structured and unstructured text and language. These
Chatbots can be installed to respond to FAQs, helping your customers get answers
while freeing up time for employees to get their operational jobs done.

How else is automation technology changing the game for the hospitality industry?
Desktop Bots can run on individual workstations to assist employees with with front-
office functions that require pulling up customer information in real time, leading to
shorter wait times and improved guest satisfaction.

RPA bots are also capable of using computer systems exactly like a human employee
would, making them great at handling repetitive, high-volume back-office functions
like processing invoices, claims, and bills. Applying RPA to these processes yields
huge time savings, reduction of errors, and a reduction in operational costs.

Many hotels have already begun embracing automation to streamline their

operations and improve guest experiences. RPA can play a key role in ensuring
seamless customer service across all aspects of a guest’s stay, handling processes
like:

• Room Reservations
• Front Desk Operations
• Room Service Requests and Billing
• Automated Check-In and Check-Out
• Online Booking Management
• Concierge Recommendations
• Cancellation Handling
• Loyalty Processing

RPA can be embedded into an existing system or implemented on top of multiple

systems to automate a process or sequence of processes. It saves time and money,
alleviates employee frustration, and offers seamless customer interactions which
increases loyalty and inspires positive reviews from guest

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 What I Can Do

Making Flyers of Philippines

Directions: The following Images are your guides or sample in making.

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Scoring Rubrics:

Descriptions Points Teachers Score

Creativity 30

Design 30

Originality 20

Neatness 20

Total 100

Assessment

A. Directions: Identify northern and western flags of Europe, and write answer in
your activity notebook.

Northern Europe Flag Western European Flag

1 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10

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 Additional Activities

Video Viewing

Directions: Watch YouTube and study the Basic Greeting in German, Spanish,
Italian, French and Arabic.
Provide the Basic Four Language.

Good French Italian Spanish Arabic German Tagalog

Moring/Day
1
Hello Guten
Tag
Nice to 2 3
meet you

Welcome 4

Thank you 10 Grazie Sukran 5

Good bye 8 6

please 9 7

Excuse

Alternative Activity: If you do not have internet access to view videos on YouTube,
you may do this activity instead:
Directions: Practice the Dialogue

Sample Automated Attendant Scripts

• Thank you for calling The Operations Tech Company, a place where technology and
business come together. If you know your party's extension, you may dial it at any
time. Otherwise, choose from one of the following options:
• For Customer Service, press '1'
• For Technical Support, press '2'
• For our regular business hours, press '3'
• For accounting, press '4'
• For Purchasing, press '5'
• To find a location near you, press '6'

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• Otherwise, press '0' for the receptionist, or stay on the line and somebody will
assist you shortly.
• Welcome to the Operations Tech Company. To check your account status, visit
us on the web. If you know the person's extension, you may dial it at any time.
• For the company directory, press '1'. If you know the person's extension, you may
dial it at any time.
• For Technical Support, press '2'
• For Customer Service, press '3'
• For Sales and Marketing, press '4'
• If you would like to talk to the receptionist, press '0' or stay on the line and one
of our friendly staff members will assist you. Thank you for calling The Operations
Tech Company, where "Technology and business come together."

You may ask your parents/sibling to rate your performance using the rubrics below.
However, once the pandemic is over, the teacher may ask you to perform this activity
and rate your performance.

Rubrics
Pronunciation and Expression 20 points
Volume and clarity 15 points
Fluency 15 points
TOTAL 50 POINTS

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What’s In What’s New
1. Albania - AL - ALB – 355
2. Georgia - GE - GEO –
995 An adjective word
3. Norway - NO - NOR – 47 from Poem
4. Serbia - RS - SRB - 381 Freedom
5. Switzerland - CH - CHE
– 41
1.
6. Isle of Man - IM - IMN -
44
2.
7. Faroe Islands - FO -
FRO - 298
8. Russian Federation - Answers may
RU - RUS - 7 vary
9. Liechtenstein - LI - LIE -
423
10. Ukraine - UA - UKR -
380
What I Know – Pre Test Additional activity Assessment
1. salut
2. piacere di conoscerti
1. automated 3. musto gusto 1. Denmark
2. keywords 4. ahlan wa salam 2. Iceland
3. automation 5. danke 3. Norway
4. Back packers 6. paalam 4. Finland
5. lodge 7. bitte 5. Sweden
6. Bed and Breakfast 8. maasalama 6. Austria
7. Per person 9. por favor 7. Belgium
8. Food and Beverage 10. merci 8. Germany
9. Product Information Alternative Activity 9. France
Management 10. Switzerland
10. Artificial Intelligence Performance may vary
Answer Key
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