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IELTS Reading Mock — Interactive (Tourism)

Section 1 — The City of Verona

Verona is one of Italy’s most popular tourist destinations, not only for its historical heritage but also for its vibrant economy driven by tourism. The city attracts millions of visitors every year who come to explore its Roman amphitheatre, narrow cobbled streets, and charming architecture. Visitors flock to the ancient arena where operas are staged during summer, and to the famed balcony alleged to have inspired Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Municipal authorities continuously invest in conserving monuments while attempting to modernize facilities for contemporary travellers. Despite its lively tourist industry, Verona struggles with overcrowding. Peak-season congestion causes discomfort for residents and places pressure on public services.

1. Verona is famous for its:

2. The city invests in:

3. Visitors often flock to:

4. Peak-season congestion affects:

5. Municipal authorities try to:

6. Local businesses rely on:

7. Family-run restaurants help maintain:

8. Economic analysts warn that:

9. Critics say rapid tourism may:

10. Staggering event schedules is a strategy to:

11. Verona’s economy is driven mainly by:

12. Modernizing facilities aims to improve:

13. Overcrowding pressures:

14. Traditional craftsmanship is kept alive by:

Section 2 — Sustainable Tourism in Mountain Villages

Many mountain villages have become attractive destinations due to their natural beauty. Tourism has brought both economic opportunities and environmental challenges. Influx of visitors has increased demand for lodging, revived traditional crafts, but caused trail erosion, litter accumulation, and disturbance of native flora and fauna. Community leaders have implemented sustainable tourism initiatives such as daily visitor quotas, eco-friendly accommodations, guided experiences, waste policies, and volunteer programs. While tourism retains young people by providing local employment, over-reliance on visitor income creates risks from political unrest, economic recessions, or climate disasters. Diversifying local economies is recommended.

15. Villages became attractive because of:

16. Tourism brought opportunities and:

17. Visitor influx caused problems like:

18. Community leaders implement:

19. Eco-friendly accommodations aim to:

20. Guided experiences educate tourists about:

21. Waste policies include:

22. Volunteer programs help:

23. Tourism helps retain:

24. Dependence on visitors creates risk from:

25. Diversifying local economies ensures:

26. Trail erosion and litter are examples of:

27. Traditional crafts benefit from:

28. Daily visitor quotas prevent:

29. Environmental challenges include:

30. Young people are retained by:

Section 3 — The Future of Digital Tourism

Digital technology such as VR, AR, and AI is reshaping travel. VR previews museums, heritage sites, and landscapes. AR superimposes contextual information on real-world sights. AI analyzes past behavior and preferences to suggest personalized itineraries, dining options, and off-peak visitation times. While digital tools enhance convenience, privacy concerns and potential reduction in social interaction must be considered.

31. VR allows tourists to:

32. AR apps provide:

33. AI systems suggest:

34. Personalized itineraries are based on:

35. Off-peak visitation times help:

36. Digital tools improve:

37. Privacy concerns arise because:

38. AR enhances understanding by:

39. VR previews influence:

40. The challenge for policymakers is to:

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