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man: Greek Island Holidays, can I help you?
woman: Yes, I hope so. I have a friend who’s just come back from Corfu and she’s recommended some apartments in Arilas. She thought they might be on your list.
man: Arilas, Arilas, let me see. Can you give me the names?
woman: Yes, the first’s Rose Garden Apartments. I’d like to go with another friend in the last week of October.
man: Well, we’ve got a lovely studio flat available at that time. I’m sure you’d enjoy the entertainment programme there too, with Greek dancing in the restaurant.
woman: And the cost for each of us?
man: ￡219.
woman: That sounds very reasonable! I’m just jotting down some notes. Now the second one she mentioned was called Blue Bay.
man: Blue Bay? Yes, in fact that’s very popular and it has some special features.
woman: Really?
man: The main attraction is the large swimming pool with salt water.
woman: Much healthier, I understand.
man: That’s right. And it isn’t far from the beach, either - only 300 metres, and only around half a kilometre to some shops, so you don’t have to be too energetic.
woman: Is it much more expensive than the first one?
man: Let me just check. I think at the time you want to go it’s around ￡260 - no ￡275 to be exact.
woman: Right, I’ve got that. Now there are just two more apartments to ask you about. Um. I can’t read my own writing! Something to do with sun ... Sunshine, is it?
man: I think you meant the Sunshade Apartments. They’re on a mountainside.
woman: Any special features?
man: Yes, each room has its own sun terrace and there are shared barbecue facilities.
woman: Sounds lovely!
man: Yes, it is rather well-equipped. It also provides water sports - it has its own beach. There are facilities for water-skiing.
woman: Any kite-surfing? My friend’s quite keen.
man: Not at the hotel but I’m sure you’ll find some in Arilas. There’s also satellite TV in the apartments.
woman: And how much is that one?
man: ￡490 with two sharing.
woman: You mean ￡245 each?
man: I’m afraid not! Each person has to pay that amount and there must be at least two in an apartment.
woman: I don’t think that would be within our budget, unfortunately. And the last one sounds a bit expensive too - the Grand!
man: Actually it’s quite reasonable. It’s an older style house with Greek paintings in every room, and a balcony outside.
woman: Sounds nice. What are the views like?
man: Well, there are forests all round and they hide a supermarket just down the road, so that’s very useful for all your shopping needs. There’s a disco in the area too.
woman: And the price?
man: ￡319 at that time, but if you leave it till November it goes down by 40%.
woman: Too late, I’m afraid.
man: Well, why don’t I send you a brochure with full details, Ms ... ?
woman: Nash. But don’t worry about that. I’m coming to Upminster soon and I’ll call and get one. I just wanted to get an idea first.
man: Well, that’s fine. We’ve got plenty here when you come.
woman: If you’ve got a minute, could I just check a couple of points about insurance? I got one policy through the post but I’d like to see if yours is better.
man: Fine. What would you like to know?
woman: Well, the one I’ve got has benefits and then the maximum amount you can claim. Is that like yours?
man: Yes, that’s how most of them are.
woman: Well, the first thing is cancellation. If the holiday’s cancelled on the policy I’ve got, you can claim ￡8,000. man: We can improve on that, Ms Nash. For Greek Island holidays, our maximum is ￡10.000. woman: That’s good - of course our holiday won’t even cost ￡1,000 together!
man: It’s still sensible to have good cover. Now, if you go to hospital, we allow ￡600. woman: Yes, mine’s similar.
man: And we also allow a relative to travel to your holiday resort.
woman: My policy just says their representative will help you.
man: You can see there’s another difference there. And what happens if you don’t get on the plane?
woman: Nothing, as far as I can see on this form.
man: Don’t you have missed departure?
woman: No, I’ll just jot that down.
man: We pay up to ￡1,000 for that, depending on the reason. And we’re particularly generous about loss of personal belongings - up to ￡3,000, but not more than ￡500 for a single item.
woman: Then I’d better not take my laptop!
man: Not unless you insure it separately.
woman: OK - thanks very much for your time - you’ve really been helpful. Can I get back to you? Your name is?
man: Ben - Ludlow. That’s L-U-D-L-O-W. I’m the Assistant Manager here. I’ll give you my number. It’s 081260 543216.
woman: But didn’t I phone 081260 567294? That’s what I’ve got on the paper.
man: That’s the main switchboard. I’ve given you my direct line.
woman: Right, thank you ...