The currency exchange is open every day from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM, but it closes at lunchtime on Sundays, and in the off-peak season it is closed on weekends. It is also closed on December 25th and January 1st.
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]]>Most people go by bus or taxi from the suburbs to the central business district, but sometimes it's quicker to go on foot.
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]]>The flight lands at Heathrow Airport at half past eight, and it should take you about 45 minutes to collect your baggage from the carousel and get through immigration and customs. If you take the airport express, you should arrive at the CBD by ten o'clock.
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]]>As soon as you've checked into your hotel, meet me in the lobby and we can go for a drink at the bar.
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]]>Your guide, who is an authority on Roman architecture, will meet you at the ticket office by the amphitheater, and then you'll go into the amphitheater for a tour.
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]]>We stayed at a wonderful hotel by the sea, and it was only a minute's walk to a beautiful beach. I would recommend it to anyone!
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]]>All our steaks are served with salad or seasonal vegetables, and come with a choice of five different sauces.
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]]>We've just been to Italy, where we stayed with a really nice Italian family who we've known for years-ever since we met them in LA in 1998.
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]]>We're not satisfied with the service here. Who is responsible for dealing with customer complaints, and are they free to help us now?
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]]>If you have a complaint or a problem, please speak to the manager. He is usually available in the morning. In the evening or at night you can discuss any problems with the duty manager.
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]]>We apologize for the delay, and are grateful to our passengers for their patience and understanding.
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]]>The city is famous for its beautiful architecture, and it is very rich in history and culture. The people who live there are very proud of their heritage, and are always friendly and welcoming to visitors.
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]]>Alison works as a receptionist in a small hotel, just like me. Her manager makes her work like a slave just like mine!
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]]>We would like to compliment the chef on an excellent meal, and thank the waiters and waitresses for their hard work. Between them, they have succeeded in making the evening a great success.
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]]>Tourists often suffer from minor stomach upsets when they are on vacation. This is usually the result of a sudden change of diet, but sometimes it indicates poor standards of hygiene in the kitchen.
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]]>Henry travels all over the world on business. He's just gone to Kuala Lumpur and will be back in a few days.