YOU are a travel agent looking to entice your customers to Italy. In order to do that, you need to produce a well-researched brochure for your customers. On your brochure, you need to have the following elements:

 

- Facts about the weather in that city- this will help your customer decide what time of year to visit this Italian city.

 

- Historical background of the city- this information can be found through researching the hotlists and other sites listed on my site

 

- THREE "must see" destinations in that city- You can refer to my travel journal to find some of your "must sees" if you would like. These destinations need to be advertised in such a way that your customer will want to visit that place. Once you found your "must see" places, you may use the internet to research the destination more fully.

 

Neccessary destination information: This is the information your customer needs to know about each destination.

• Price if applicable
• Times destination is open
• Do reservations need to be made?
• Are there English tour guides or headsets?
• Why would your customer want to see this destination?
• Historical significance of destination- this may take a bit of research 

 

- Hotel options- A travel agent needs to be able to give his customers options.

• You must find a low priced, medium priced, and high priced hotel
• Make sure to include the hotel's website address or telephone number

 

- Pictures- You can include as many pictures as you want in your brochure, but make sure you provide at least three pictures of the city or "must see" destinations. Pictures may help your customers decide that your Italian city is the best city to visit!

 

PLAGIARISM: Plagiarism is claiming authorship of anything that you have not created. Give credit where credit is due. Use quotation marks and cite information. It is better to be safe than sorry. Make sure the bulk of the information is in your own words.