Letter

Dear Madam,
I am writing with regard to your advertisement in the Daily Telegraph of 2 March, where you offered an opportunity to go on an African safari. I am going to book the trip, but I need you, however, to you clarify several points first.
First of all, I would like to know the total cost of the safari. The components of the price are also expected to be revealed.Secondly, It is unclear whether the group will be accommodated in tents in savanna or in a hotel in a neighbouring city. Unless it is unfeasible to travel back and forth from the hunting site to the city, I would opt for a single hotel room. Thirdly, I would be very grateful if you could inform me about the type of food available there for tourists. I have no special requirements for the menu, as long as food is prepared in hygienic conditions. What is more, I am concerned about the size of my luggage. Tell me please if maximum weight is fixed.In addition to this, I wonder what sort of clothes should be worn in hot and dry African climate. Moreover, I would like to know whether guns and bullets are offered at site. Provided that photo hunting is possible as well, what type of photo cameras are available: amateur, semi-professional, professional?Furthermore, is it advisable to ensure oneself before going on a safari? Is it that risky?Last but not least, I would appreciate your telling me if your tour guides can speak English. If not, then I would ask you to post me a list of relevant vocabulary with transcription and translation.
All extra details you might find necessary to share with me are welcome. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours faithfully,

Daniel Grechnev