Did you know that Spanish is the second mother tongue in the world in terms of number of speakers? And did you know that the Spanish-speaking community has increased by 70% in the last 30 years? This is not just me saying this, it is data from the Yearbook prepared by the Cervantes Institute in 2021. <\/p> \n \n
Seeing these figures, you can imagine the importance of knowing how to speak Spanish<\/strong> and the enormous advantage it is for you to master this language if you are a professional in the tourism sector<\/strong> and want to provide a better service to your passengers in Spain and Latin America.<\/p>
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\n If you work in the air transport sector, I suppose you come across thousands of people throughout the day, many of them Spanish-speaking. Tired travelers, full of nerves, in a hurry and, sometimes, knowing only their native language (Spanish). How do you communicate with them? <\/p>
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\n Today I want to teach you some basic phrases that can help you when you meet travelers who only speak Spanish.<\/p>
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\n At the check-in counter:<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n \u00a0<\/p>
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\n During shipment:<\/strong><\/p>
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\n \u00a0<\/p>
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\n Inside the aircraft:<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n Sale on board:<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n When you do not understand<\/strong> what the passenger is saying:<\/p>
\n\r\n Arrival<\/strong> at the destination airport:<\/p>
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\n \u00a0<\/p>
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\n Now you can practice what you have learned by filling in the blanks in the following text:<\/p>
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