Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing to enquire about the tour guide training courses advertised by your school. I am very interested in becoming a tour guide because I enjoy traveling and learning about different cultures.

First, I would like to know how long each course lasts and how often the classes are held. In addition, could you please provide more details about the course content and the skills students will gain after completing the program? I would also appreciate it if you could tell me the exact course fees and whether there are any additional costs.

Furthermore, I am interested in the apprenticeship mentioned in the advertisement. Could you explain how it works and where students are usually placed for training?

I look forward to receiving your reply soon.

Yours faithfully,

Minh

Sure! Here is a 120–150 word website advertisement for an ecotour to Hoi An villages, based on the usual suggested outline (introduction, activities, benefits, and call to action):

Experience Authentic Vietnam with a Hoi An Ecotour!

Discover the peaceful charm of Hoi An’s countryside with our eco-friendly village tour. This unique journey takes you away from the tourist crowds and into the heart of rural life. Travel by bicycle or boat through lush rice fields and quiet canals, and explore traditional craft villages along the way.

Join local farmers in planting rice, learn how to cast fishing nets, and visit organic vegetable gardens. You’ll also enjoy a delicious homemade meal with a local family, giving you a true taste of Vietnamese culture.

Our tour supports local communities and promotes sustainable tourism, making your trip meaningful and unforgettabl

Do you want to escape the noisy city and discover the peaceful beauty of the Vietnamese countryside? Join our ecotour to the villages of Hoi An for a journey close to nature and rich in cultural experiences. You will cycle through lush green rice fields, ride a basket boat along calm rivers, and visit traditional craft villages such as Tra Que vegetable village, Thanh Ha pottery village, and Kim Bong carpentry village. Not only will you enjoy the scenery, but you’ll also take part in activities like planting vegetables, casting fishing nets, cooking, and sharing a homemade meal with local families. This is a wonderful opportunity to better understand rural life and support environmental protection. Book your tour today to explore Hoi An in a unique and meaningful way!