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Apr 26, 2012 06:31
12 yrs ago
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Italian term

punto d'appoggio

Italian to English Other Tourism & Travel
Any ideas for the best way to translate the term "Punti d'appoggio" as a title in the description of a trekking, followed by a list of hotels, restaurants, grocer's shops, places where you can get water etc. Thanks, Sarah.

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amenity/facility

hth
Peer comment(s):

agree Michael Korovkin : thass them thar spots fer eatin', drinkin' an' havin' a shuteye
5 hrs
agree philgoddard
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agree Lara Barnett : I would use "amenities"
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agree Peter Cox
21 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "So difficult to decide, but in the end I've opted for "facilities" as it "sounds" better in the context of the other text. Many thanks to you all... "
57 mins

Directory/Facts for visitors

I've looked through a few of my travel guides and these are some of the titles used. Time Out uses 'Consume' for this section of one of its books. I think it depends how it fits in with the other sections of the book as well.

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Note added at 58 mins (2012-04-26 07:30:48 GMT)
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Just realised you may not have been talking about a book, but rather a description of an excursion, but I think the answer is still relevant
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1 hr

services available

suggestion -quite broad reference
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1 hr

Rest and replenish

If the tone of the text is informal, this could be an option.
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+1
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Essential trekking tips (and information)

basically the main information required so "information" could be substituted for "tips"

could also use:

"Facts at your fingertips"
Peer comment(s):

agree Susy Sinigag (X)
11 hrs
many thanks Susy
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