Travel Arrangements

The document that outlines the details for a business trip for an executive is referred to as:

• a diary

• a programme

• a minute

• an itinerary

Which of the following would NOT be needed by a travel agent when making bookings for someone who is travelling for work?

• Details of where they are travelling to

• What the traveller's preferences are

• The itinerary for meetings

• Dates of travel

A travel folder includes all the following except:

• health certificate

• itinerary

• tickets

• computer diskettes.

An itinerary outlines all the following except:

• departure times

• flight numbers

• cost of airline tickets

• hotel reservations.

Which of the following is the most risky method of taking money to a foreign country?

• Foreign currency

• Traveller's cheques

• Bank drafts

• Letter of credit

Laura has sent an itinerary to her supervisor who is travelling the next day. The time for check-in is 2045 hours. Identify the time using the 12-hour clock.

• 6:45 am

• 12:45 pm

• 9:45 am.

• 8:45 pm

Which of the following is issued by the government to citizens wishing to travel abroad?

• A passport

• A driver's licence

• Traveller's cheques

• Airline tickets

Which of the following is purchased and signed by the buyer in the presence of the bank teller?

• Credit cards

• Letter of credit

• Traveller's Cheques

• A bank draft

An executive is to be checked in at the airport at 1700 hours. This can be interpreted as:

• 5:00 am.

• 5:00 pm.

• 6:00 am.

• 6:00 pm.

.....is/are used when large sums of money are needed abroad.

• Credit cards

• A letter of credit

• Traveller's cheques

• A bank draft