영어학부 관광컨벤션영어 졸업시험 지문 문제은행 (2016. 04)

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Installation and dismantling, known as I&D, is the process by which your exhibit is set up and later disassembled on the trade show floor. Since most I&D costs take the form of wages paid to hourly workers, time is literally money . Anything you can do to shave time off the process saves you dollars.

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Application for registration and reservations should be accompanied by a remittance of the fee. No registration and reservations will be confirmed  in the absence of these payments. Please send the cheque directly to Host Committee

at the address below.

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Trade shows and conventions are held during all seasons and in all parts of the world. Sometimes it's hot, sometimes it's cold, and sometimes ― though not often ― the weather is just right. Although during the show you will be supplied with heat and power or air-conditioning and power, the times when the heat or airconditioning will be turned on should be clearly spelled out in the contract. In particular, you mu0st make sure that the contract clearly states the rates for heat or air-conditioning during move-in and move-out.

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Evaluate all your transportation needs by date, departure and arrival times, and staging time which refers to the time empty buses arrive at the site to be loaded  until pullout time.

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Local Convention and Visitors Bureaus which plan site visits, gather proposals, promote attendance, arrange housing, provide registration service, liaison with local suppliers and government, and much more are the bridge between the host cities and meeting professionals.

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Most meetings have an opening reception, often followed by a dinner. Such receptions allow people to gather and be seated at the same time instead of straggling into the dining area. Music should never be overpowering at the opening reception in order to allow comfortable conversation.

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The goal of convention and visitor bureaus is to make planning and implementing your conventions and meetings less time-consuming, less stressful ... and more streamlined. Bureaus ― both across the nation and around the world ― are ready to assist you in every detail of planning your event. And most of their services are free. Whether you represent a billion-dollar corporation, a small family business, or any size association, just one call, e-mail, or fax connects you with a team of professionals who are experts on their respective destinations.

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In order to stage a worry-free event, meeting planners must take control of the accessibility to the group's functions. Some of the methods are by registering all attendees even when there is no charge for admission. Attendees may be screened at the registration or the entrance by using name badges and more sophisticated system will be the bar-coded badge. This will permit instant admission to meals and session rooms but it can also be used for billing purposes.

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Even in material destruction, Germany sets a new standard. Use of special carpeting, made from a mixture of raw materials, is widespread among exhibitors. This carpet appears once in an exhibit, then is incinerated. Its heat capacity is as high as that of raw oil, so public facilities can use it to produce energy.

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All bags carried into the venue will be inspected at Threat Levels 2, 3, and 4. At these levels, each organizer of the meeting will provide a pass list of all representatives entering the venue. However, for a Level 4-high threat, photo IDs must be worn.

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Try to see the problem through the eyes of other delegations. Even though your instructions are negative, you should be supportive of the general concerns expressed by others. The acknowledgement alone of a problem is often helpful and may even stimulate innovative solutions. Even if you feel superior, don't show it, and never underestimate your opposition. Do not let sex, religion, or nationality interfere with the substance of your negotiations.

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The main purpose of the opening reception is to welcome the attendees to the meeting or conference and to get them into the spirit of the conference. People attend the opening reception to see who else is there. They begin to establish their own personal agenda of who they need to see and what they hope to accomplish while at the meeting－in other words, the networking begins.

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Most hotel brochures do an adequate job of presenting the base contours of each meeting room. Few, however, tell the convention organizer how much time is required for room setup and breakdown. The result may be a program that is designed much too tightly to permit good service. And too often the hotel bears the stigma of trying to perform well, give good service, or show much expertise. The planner might lay out the program more realistically if he or she had some idea of the time needed to perform these services.

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In planning very large meetings, some planners have adopted the practice of master account gratuities. These are the most recent addition to the tipping concept. In recognition of the services provided by other staff, such as reservation and front desk personnel and the operators in the telephone center, who are not usually included within the normal tipping cycle, many meeting planners have instituted master account gratuities. This is usually a percentage of the estimated total master bill and it is determined by the sponsoring organization.

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Mr. Chairman, I'd like to suggest at this time that a small committee be appointed to work out a compromise proposal. We have already spent two days discussing the question. It seems to me that we are agreed on what the end result should be, but cannot agree on the means to achieve that end. I have no doubt that, from the many suggestions that have been offered during our discussions, some compromise can be worked out. I would therefore like to propose to this conference that the chairman appoint a committee of two delegates from each side to draft a compromise proposal.

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The performance of this agreement by either party is subject to acts of law, war, government regulation, disaster, strikes, civil disorder, curtailment of transportation facilities, or other emergency making it inadvisable, illegal or impossible to provide the facilities to hold the meeting/convention.

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In the United States, 37 states and the District of Columbia (Washington, D.C.) have lotteries. A lottery is a form of gambling that is run by the state. Most states have several different games, including instant-win scratch-off games, daily games and games where you have to pick three or four numbers. But the game with the biggest jackpot is almost always called Lotto. This game usually involves picking the correct six numbers as determined from a random selection from a set of balls, with each ball numbered from 1 to 50. In the U.S., most states operate several different types of lottery games.

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As an invited speaker, you will receive business class airfare and hotel accommodations, perdiem, in addition to an honorarium of USD 2,000. We will make all of the necessary miscellaneous arrangements for your trip.

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With the object of signing the Agreement and preparing for the preparatory meeting, the Secretary General and his assistant will visit the host Group in September, 2003. In conformity with the organization's principles, the host Group will cover their travel and accommodation.

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The Selection Committee will make an on-site visit to the final candidate cities, one of which is Seoul, prior to its final recommendation at the board of directors meeting. It is hoped that arrangements be made between April 3-10, 2003 for three members, two from San Francisco and one from Toronto. The committee would like to know if transportation and accommodation arrangements can be made during their visit.

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It is sad to think that the five-day event has now come to an end, but there is the consolation from knowing that the congress has been a valuable experience for all of us. I hope the 25th congress in Manila will be even more successful next year. I also wish each of you a safe and pleasant trip back.

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Conference documentation and relevant reference materials for interpretation should be forwarded to the Company in advance so that the interpreters can familiarize themselves with the terminology specific to the conference. No complaints about the quality of interpretation will be entertained if these materials are not made available in advance of the meeting.

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As one of the United States' oldest cities, Boston has deep roots in early America and a road of memorials and monuments to prove it. A jam-packed tour of revolutionary landmarks and historic neighborhoods, the Freedom Trail meanders through downtown Boston.