Describe a place outside your hometown that other people should visit
The cue card
Describe a place you have visited outside your hometown that other people should visit.
How to answer it
The recommendation is the point — the card asks why others should go, so structure it as advice: who would like it, when to go, what to skip. That framing fills two minutes far more naturally than a chronological account of your own trip.
What moves the band
- Recommending language: it's well worth, I'd steer clear of, if you only do one thing, go out of season.
- The candidate who reported this did not preserve the Part 3 questions, so prepare the usual travel follow-ups: tourism's effects, how travel has changed, domestic versus foreign holidays.
These are candidate recalls. These are questions reported by test-takers after their exams, not official or leaked IELTS material. Wording varies by test version, location and memory. Use them for timed practice — never as a prediction of what you will be asked.
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