Thus, the Taiwan government should enhance tour leaders' knowledge about rabies, especially regarding the high mortality rate.
To determine tour leaders' knowledge of and attitudes toward rabies vaccination, we conducted a cross-sectional survey among those working in international tourism in Taiwan.
Tourist attractions are packed with hustlers that will give you a "tour" from knowledge that they got from reading the little tourist brochures.
Even after he finished fifth at the Deutsche Bank Championship — his highest finish on the PGA Tour — one writer who regularly covers the tour summarized his knowledge of Gillis by saying, "I could not pick Tom Gillis out of a lineup of guys named Tom Gillis".
Luck has a tour guide's knowledge, noting that the Hoover Institution houses the office of Professor Condoleezza Rice and an X-ray of Hitler's skull.
Jay Kaufman, a docent in charge of training new docents at the House Museum, said enthusiasm about the Rosens and their collection is as important to being a tour guide as knowledge about art.
We can imagine tons of lessons taking this form of digital tour, and contextualizing knowledge in ways impossible even five years ago, but all we want is a real breath of salty sea air.
Its publication led to numerous presentations, interviews, and walking tours to share his knowledge and affection for the urban landscape and its rich layering of culture and history.
Assuming the visiting students can speak, read, and write your language, what kind of information would you impart to them before their arrival so that their experience is more enriching and successful than the "quick group tours that require little knowledge or appreciation" described in the article?
Whereas the typical student once immersed himself or herself in a foreign culture, often studying the language and society for years before going, today's excursions are often quick group tours that require little knowledge or appreciation of the countries on the itinerary.
