1. You have been hired by the English Tourist Board (www.visitengland.com) to create a tour that will attract modern-day religious pilgrims, history buffs, or literature lovers who want to journey from London to Canterbury.

- Do some research to find facts about the town and the history of its cathedral.
- Discover interesting places to visit along the way, including landmarks, museums, castles, historic sites, or medieval villages.

2. Plan your itinerary:

- How will you travel—by car, bus, train, bicycle, or on foot?
- Where will you stop along the way?
- Where will you spend the night?
- How long will the journey take?
- What will you do on Day 1, Day 2, etc.?

Use the websites of real tour operators for ideas and prices.

3. When your tour is planned, create your brochure.

- It should be colorful and eye-catching, yet informative.
- Follow the guidelines below:

- Include a map of the tour route.
- Provide a brief description of each stop.
- Mention any special events or tours available.
- List prices and any other relevant details.