[originaltext]Woman: Hello, is that the Tourist Office?Man: That’s right. Can

Woman: Hello, is that the Tourist Office?
Man: That’s right. Can I help you?
Woman: Yes, this is Jenny Maltravers from Maltravers Tours and study seminars, an we’re planning a visit to Bath with a group of people.
Man: OK, yes.
Woman: What I need is the name of a good restaurant for us to have dinner at, around seven thirty before we head on to Bristol.
Man: Right. What size group are we talking about?
Woman: Well, fifty are booked at the moment, but it might grow to sixty.
Man: So about sixty people. Well, there are a couple I can recommend, there’s the Walnut Tree but that’s about five kilometers from the centre, and the Europa Hotel, which is very central but has less charm, you know it’s one of those big hotels.
Woman: Does the Walnut Tree have a separate room for large groups?
Man: No, but the Europa Hotel does.
Woman: And what would be the price for a three-course evening meal?
Man: Well, at the Walnut tree, it’ll be fifteen pounds per person. The Europa is cheaper at ten pounds per head, but wine isn’t included.
Woman: And what’s the cooking like?
Man: Well, the Walnut Tree is known for its innovative cooking, the chef is David Little, the brother of Alistair...
Woman: Never heard of him...
Man: And the Europa is very nice too, very refined.
Woman: Is there a vegetarian menu?
Man: Oh, yes there is. There’s always a vegetarian menu these days.
Woman: Anything else you can tell me about them?
Man: Well, the Walnut Tree is a three star restaurant now, and the Europa is a two star.
Woman: OK, well thanks for your help. I’ll get hack in touch if I need... Oh, can you give me their phone number?
Man: Yes, just hold on.
Questions:
19.Where is the caller most probably from, according to the conversation?
20.How many people will have dinner together?
21.Which of the following statements about the two hotels is right?
22.Which of the two hotels did the woman finally choose?