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Safe online shopping starts here

If you’re looking for a travel or holiday shop or online travel agent, then look no further. Book a flight, holiday, hotel or car rental from our excellent travel section.

Hotelopia ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

www.hotelopia.co.uk

Hotelopia offers both business and leisure（休闲）travelers accommodation from budget to five star at reduced rates (价格 ) at over 9,000 properties ( 庄园) in more than 500 destinations in Europe, North America, Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia.

>> go to Hotelopia now

Haven Holidays ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

www.havenholidays.com

Haven Holidays offer a range of UK fun-filled family holidays and have 34 great parks in some of your favorite locations throughout England, Scotland and Wales.

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Direct Holidays ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

www.directholidays.co.uk

If you’re looking for late holiday deals or cheap holidays, then Direct Holidays is an ideal choice. Discount deals direct from the tour operator, meaning there’s no middleman, so you get the right holiday for less money.

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Responsible Travel ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

www.responsibletravel.com

Responsible Travel handpicks inspiring holidays from all over the globe. It helps local people to earn a fairer income from tourism, support local conservation and ensure that any negative environmental effects are reduced.

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Virgin Holidays ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

www.virginholidays.co.uk

Virgin Holidays offer holidays to mainland USA, Canada, the Caribbean, the Far East, South Africa, the Middle East, Indian Ocean, Mauritius, New Zealand and Australia. They also have a well-established ski program.

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60. What is special about Hotelopia?

A. Its destinations spread all over the world. B. It provides the cheap food.

C. Its prices range from low to high. D. It aims at attracting family holidays.

61. Janet is interested in environmental protection. She will most probably visit______

A. www.hoteiopia.co.uk B. www.directholidays.co.uk

C. www.responsibletravel.com D. www.virginholidays.co.uk

62. Sarah, who is fond of skiing, would like to take a trip. Maybe she can go to_______

A. Haven Holidays B. Hotelopia

C. Responsible Travel D. Virgin Holidays

63. The passage is most probably taken from____________.

A. a website B. a newspaper C. a travel guide D. a magazine

【答案】

60---63 CCDA

【解析】略

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