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1 COSTS. The pie chart to the left shows the costs broken down into percentages. This shows the amount of money in which is being spent on what. The overall costs include accommodation, travel costs, activity costs, food costs and any other extra costs.

2 OVERALL COSTS Food Costs£9.56 Accommodation Costs£16.65 Travel Costs£6.17 Activity Costs£44.09 Extra Costs£20 Total Cost for whole trip £96.47

3 BIBLIOGRAPHY All of the pictures in which were used on this presentation were taken from Google. http://www.startupbootcamp.org/assets/images/events/Berlin/paris-city- lights.jpg http://www.tripadvisor.ru/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g187147-d282419- i17067526-Saphir_Grenelle_Hotel-Paris_Ile_de_France.html http://www.asiarooms.com/en/hotel-reservations/213349_hotel-saphir- grenelle-paris.aspx http://www.1st4coaches.co.uk/double-decker-coach-hire.html

4 ANY FINAL QUESTIONS?

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