Travel the World

Pour présenter le texte : 1. What is it? (an article, an extract from a novel…) 2. Who is the author ? 3. Where does it come from? 4. Is there any pictures? What do they show? 5. What is it about? 6. Is there any statistics? 7. What do they mean? 8. What is the outcome? 9. What are the causes/consequences…? 10. Can you think of another way to solve the problem? ... Enfin, si jamais le thème du texte ne vous inspire pas et que vous n’arrivez pas

Introduction A luxury product is a product that meets the needs and expectations but it has the particularity to provide a certain image (p26). Thus, a product will also be carrying the personality of its creator and culture of the house and only emotion is to pass through it (p60) It was what had enabled humans to go beyond their basic needs for survival. It was the need to access material goods allowing a certain social recognition (p15 pub de luxe).ÉcouterLire phonétiquement Dictionnaire

Water: Source of Life Good morning, I'm going to talk about the water which is the source of life. There are six/seven parts to my presentation. Firstly, the terrestrial origins of the water Secondly, the water in the world Thirdly, water from a scientific perspective Fourthly, natural cycle of water Fifthly, potable water cycle Sixthly, water pollution. Finally, pollute less ... a few little things easy By the end of my presentation you will have an another conception of water.

PRODUCT PROVIDED The Concept “ Le Chateaux de la Croix Val-Mer” is a luxury Hotel Restaurant ( according to” restaurant role is provision of food and drink generally at high price with high level of service” located in “ la Côte d’Azur » in South France. This is totally new concept implanted in France. The Chateaux de la Croix Valmer is a Glass building Garden mixed with an authentic building. The building is situed in front of the sea, 10 minutes far to Saint Tropez, the VIP city on summer

| |Making the Case for Service Recovery --  Customer Retention | |Articles & Research on Service Recovery | |[pic]“The Profitable Art of Service Recovery, “ Harvard Business Review, Hart, Heskett, & Sasser, 1990.

GEOGRAPHY 1-1 The size of australia is : 7 686 850 km² 1-2 The main cities are : - Sidney is situated in the North Est from Australia in the state of New South Galls near the Pacific Ocean. [pic] - Perth is situated in the West of Australia in the staate of Western Australia near the Indian Ocean [pic] - Melbourne is in the North of Australia in the state of Victoria by the sea of Tasmania [pic] 1-3 Oceans There are two oceans in Australia : - The Indian Ocean

The  Casual  Clothing  Fast-­‐food   «  Made  for  all  »   The  brand   •  •  •  •  •  •  •    Created  in  1995  thanks  to  the  fusion  of  two  words  :  Unique  and  Clothing   Main  brand  (90%  of  the  turnover)  of  the  Japanese  group  Fast  retailling.   The   leader   of   the   clothing   distribuIon   in   Japan   (which   posses   Comptoirs

Orwell got it wrong. In the developed world, it is not the state that has ushered in a "Big Brother" society but society itself. Every day, people are adopting new technologies that trade a small amount of their privacy for greater convenience and security : credit cards, small cards in electronic tollbooths, customer loyalty cards, cash-withdrawal machines... As for surveillance cameras, they have become so widely accepted that they have bred a genre of mass entertainment in the form of so-called reality

importer and marketer of luxury wines and spirits in the US, has appointed Jim Clerkin as president and CEO. Clerkin joined Moet Hennessy USA in June 2008 as executive vice president and COO, with responsibility for global brands which include Hennessy cognac, Moet & Chandon Champagne, Dom Perignon, Veuve Clicquot Champagne, Grand Marnier, and Belvedere vodka. Prior to joining Moet Hennessy, he had roles of increasing responsibilities within the Guinness Group, including serving as managing director

experience from the creation of new market opportunities, expanding distribution and introducing new products, through to the establishment of effective sales force controls to developing the necessary management expertise for changing circumstances in the market place. Specializing in fabricating custom products and the know-how for problem solving solutions, focusing on the practical needs of companies developing their manufacturing capabilities. Believing the integrity of the sale enhances both