Workplace Word Families, Set 7 — Travel & Marketing (B1)

A complimentary service runs between the conference hotel and the exhibition centre every twenty minutes. (SHUTTLE)

Each must present a valid boarding pass and passport before being permitted to board the aircraft. (PASSENGER)

The travel coordinator booked the three weeks in advance to secure the lowest available fare. (TICKET)

Business class between London and Singapore must be approved by a director before booking. (FARE)

The frequent programme rewards loyal customers with points redeemable for free upgrades and flights. (TRAVEL)

She submitted her expenses from last month's to New York, including flights and hotel accommodation. (BUSINESS TRIP)

A local was hired to lead the delegates on the optional city tour after the morning sessions. (GUIDE)

The company pays a daily allowance of $75 to cover meals and incidentals during business travel. (PER DIEM)

A ticket is usually cheaper than two separate one-way fares when booking well in advance. (ROUNDTRIP)

Passengers are welcome to use the business class while waiting for their connecting flight. (DEPARTURE LOUNGE)

The marketing team ran a highly targeted digital that increased online sales by 35% in one month. (CAMPAIGN)

The company its new product line at the annual trade fair, attracting significant media attention. (LAUNCH)

Consistent across all platforms helped the company build immediate recognition in a crowded market. (BRAND)

The head of presented the annual strategy to the board, outlining targets for the next three years. (MARKET)

The company's satisfaction score rose to 92% following the launch of the new support platform. (CUSTOMER)