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Introduction: A Lesson in Trust and Preparedness

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Medellin, a vibrant city known for its warm people and breathtaking landscapes, was supposed to be the perfect destination for Maria and Tom, a Canadian couple eager to explore Colombian culture.

If they had researched local transportation options beforehand, they might have avoided overpaying for an unofficial taxi. Instead, they found themselves questioning every encounter, wary of being taken advantage of again. Their concerns led them to limit their interactions, missing out on the authentic experiences that make travel so enriching.

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Upon reaching their hotel, they met Captain Bahamón, the manager, who listened to their story with genuine concern. He was well aware that tourism in Medellin thrived on trust, and every negative experience could damage the city's reputation.

This conversation reinforced Captain Bahamón’s belief in the power of education and prevention. Instead of merely reacting to problems, he understood the importance of anticipating them. Building a safe and welcoming environment for visitors required cooperation between authorities, businesses, and tourists alike.

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Through this situation

we will explore three essential aspects of communication in English: narrating experiences, asking and giving information about how things are done, and expressing willingness or refusal. These skills will help travelers like Maria and Tom handle foreign environments with confidence, ensuring that their experiences are not only enjoyable but also empowering.

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