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This article analyzes the role of the English language in the tourism industry. English is currently accepted as the global communication language and serves as the primary means of communication between tourists and service providers in the tourism sector. The article discusses the importance of English in international travel, online platforms, hotels, and other tourism services, as well as its role in facilitating cross-cultural communication. The English language makes travel easier, helps tourists access necessary information, and contributes significantly to the development of global tourism. The article provides a comprehensive examination of the role of English in travel and the tourism industry, and how it facilitates easier travel on a global scale.
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